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See where people stop, and where they get stuck.
Scroll depth shows how far down each page visitors get. Rage clicks show where they click again and again on something that doesn't respond. Together they show why a page isn't working.
The page leaks. Nobody can say where.
Is anyone reading past the fold?
The best argument is in section five.
People click a thing that doesn't work
Nobody on the team has noticed.
The button is there. Nobody presses it
Maybe they never scroll that far.
Track, spot, then fix.
Behaviour is recorded
Scroll depth and rage clicks, on every page.
Find the drop-off
See where readers stop scrolling.
Find the frustration
See which elements attract rage clicks.
The why behind a weak page.
See how far down people get.
The share of visitors reaching each quarter of a page. If most stop at half way, what's below may as well not be there.
- By pageEvery page has its own scroll profile.
- Quarter by quarter25, 50, 75 and 100 percent.
- Compare pagesSpot the articles people finish.
Find the things that frustrate people.
A rage click is a burst of clicks on the same spot. It usually means something looks clickable and isn't, or doesn't respond fast enough.
- Element and pageWhat was clicked, and where.
- Counted over timeSee whether a fix made it stop.
- Worst firstThe most-clicked problems at the top.
| Element | Page | Rage clicks |
|---|---|---|
| “Download template” button | /templates/retainer | 184 |
| Pricing toggle | /pricing | 61 |
| Currency dropdown | /multi-currency | 27 |
Rank pages by where they lose people.
Put scroll depth and rage clicks for every page in one list, and the pages that need work first are at the top.
- Reach for each pageThe share of visitors who get three quarters of the way down.
- Rage clicks beside itHow often people hit something that doesn't respond.
- Sort by eitherStart with the longest pages or the most frustrating ones.
| Page | Reached 75% | Rage clicks |
|---|---|---|
| /pricing | 61% | 142 |
| /blog/agency-invoicing | 34% | 8 |
| /features | 47% | 57 |
| /signup | 72% | 19 |
Numbers that something's wrong, or where.
Bounce rate says a page has a problem. Scroll depth and rage clicks point at it.
Pageviews and bounce rate. You know a page leaks, but not where.
Scroll depth and rage clicks on every page, next to the traffic numbers.
Behaviour data works best alongside these.
Does SEORCE track scroll depth and rage clicks?
Yes. SEORCE Web Analytics tracks scroll depth, showing the share of visitors who reach each part of a page, and rage clicks, where visitors click repeatedly on the same element. Both sit alongside traffic, page and goal data, so you can see why a page loses visitors as well as how many it loses.
Key facts
- Scroll depth is tracked on every page
- Rage clicks are tracked and shown by element and page
- Both sit alongside traffic, pages and goals
- Web Analytics is free on every SEORCE plan
Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.
Behaviour, answered.
A quick burst of clicks on the same spot. It usually means something looks clickable but isn't, or is too slow to respond.
As the share of visitors who reach 25, 50, 75 and 100 percent of a page.
No. Scroll depth and rage clicks come with the script.
No. Web Analytics shows scroll depth and rage clicks as counts, not recordings of individual visits.
Yes. Scroll depth and rage clicks come with Web Analytics, which is free on every SEORCE plan.
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