There are sources for statistics available about various Wikimedia projects. Please link to any you know of from this page. These statistics are limited to quantitative data; qualitative (non-numerical) data are excluded.

Groups within the Wikimedia movement collect many different statistical indicators for the purpose of evaluating the movement's work. These indicators live in many different dashboards and are cultivated by many different people. For information about raw data generated by Wikimedia projects, see Research:Data.

General-purpose dashboards

• Wikimedia statistics: key statistics such as pageviews, unique devices, editors, and pages, available both for individual project and cross-project
  • For documentation, see wikitech:Analytics/Wikistats.
  • The old version of Wikistats is no longer updated, but still accessible.
• User agent breakdowns: information on browsers and operating systems used by site visitors
• Multilingual projects
  • Statistics by Magnus for Wikidata and wikidata:Category:Wikidata statistics
  • http://language-reportcard.wmflabs.org/
• Gender Metrics from Humaniki
• Cultural Diversity datasets and statistics: Wikipedia Diversity Observatory
• Wiki comparison tool: a Google spreadsheet with data snapshots you can use to sort and filter wikis by various statistics. Documentation at Movement Insights/Wiki comparison.
• Monthly movement metrics: a set of key metrics reported each month to the Wikimedia Foundation board by the Movement Insights team.
• Wikimedia descriptive statistics: a Google spreadsheet collecting statistics that are useful for describing the scale of the movement (for example, to reporters). Maintained by the Movement Insights team.
• Retention: a tool to visualize user retention

Data graphics

• See c:Category:Wikimedia statistics

Editing

• Weekly Editing Dashboard (last updated December 2021)
• Edit rate
  • Wikistats: The count of edits (or revisions)
• Gadget use on Wikimedia wikis

Traffic reporting

As of early 2016, the Pageviews Analysis tool is the most basic tool available for giving pageview reports on single Wikipedia articles to typical Wikimedia community members.

• Pageviews Analysis: If given the title of a Wikipedia article and a date range, this tool reports how many pageviews that article got in that range.
• Topviews: Most viewed pages of a project
• Mediaviews: If given the title of a media (image, video, audio etc.) and a date range, this tool reports how many pageviews that media request got in that range. You can also do a comparison of media requests across multiple files.
• Other tools to investigate pageviews include GLAMorgan.
• Media of pageviews statistics can be found in c:Category:Wikimedia page view statistics

Server and site performance

Information about what kind of day the Wikimedia servers are having. See Wikimedia servers#Status and problems for a complete list.

• wikitech:Performance/Runbook/Measure backend performance, for instance https://performance.wikimedia.org/

Other resources

MediaWiki

For full list, see mw:Development statistics.

Local statistics pages

Special:Statistics is available on all wikis (see Statistics of Wikimedia projects) and collated for all of them into mutante's wikistats (also archived on-wiki).

See also

• Statistics projects
  • Research:Resources