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WordPress Statistics 2025 – 60 Mind-Blowing Numbers
When WordPress celebrated its 20th founding anniversary in 2023, I thought it was cool to highlight exciting information on this website builder that has changed the internet landscape and businesses the world over. So here are 60 mind-blowing WordPress statistics this 2025!
(By the way, I made a post on the best WordPress websites. If you need inspiring designs for your business, feel free to check them any time!)
1. 78.69% of websites hosted by GoDaddy in the United States are made from WordPress as of July 2023
Of the top five content management systems provided by GoDaddy, WordPress dominates the market share in the United States by 78.69%. Wix comes in second at 13.59% and Shopify by 3.19%.
While Drupal ranks 4th at 2.43% and Joomla at 2.1% for web hosting. But when it comes to the global market share of websites, WordPress has 845,610 (18.41%) websites in the United States alone.
2. WordPress comprises 78.69% of the CMS-hosted websites in Germany as of July 2023
In terms of the top 5 CMS-hosted websites, WordPress takes the lead with a 78.69% market share. Wix comes next with a 13.59% market share, Shopify with 3.19%, Drupal with 2.43%, and Joomla with 2.1% as of July 2023.
3. 90% of all hacked websites in 2018 were made from WordPress
ZDNet reported in 2018 that 90% of all hacked websites with content management systems were WordPress subscribers. This incident was repeated on October 8, 2022, when 4.6 million attacks were made in a month to 280,000 WordPress websites installed with the WPGateway plugin. In January 2023, a PHP backdoor hack was experienced by roughly 100 WordPress plugins and themes.
4. 10.8% of WordPress users have GoDaddy as their web hosting service.
GoDaddy dominates the number of WordPress users in the world in terms of web hosting services. The top five most popular hosting services among WordPress users are GoDaddy (10.08%), BlueHost (9.61%), HostGator (5.01%), Hostinger (4.08% ), and NameCheap (2.6%).
5. WordPress is an open-source content management system used by 78.65% of websites globally.
The top five hosting companies on the basis of their market share for their content management systems are WordPress (78.65%), Wix (11.56%), Sitefinity (3.84%), Joomla (3.15%), and Squarespace (2.81%).
6. As of August 14, 2023, websites built with WordPress generate 70 million posts every month globally.
Thousands of websites around the world are built with WordPress, which creates 70 million new posts each month. These posts collectively attract 409 million unique visitors monthly and 20 billion page views monthly, which in turn pile up to 77 million posts each month.
7. Personal or passion projects are the primary reason (31%) people use WordPress.
WordPress is interchangeably used to refer to either WordPress.org or WordPress.com. The former is an open-sourced platform mostly used for content management systems by web developers. While the latter is the one often used publicly for website creation, hosting, domain name creation, and management, and
According to a 2022 survey conducted by WordPress.org that was released during its anniversary in May 2023, 31% of people who use WordPress were for a personal or passion project.
While 26% were to offer service to their clients, 20% as a platform for their business, and 14% as a website for their employer or a place of work. There are a small number of people who use WordPress for school and academics, or research (6%). Only 3% of the survey respondents did not provide a reason for using WordPress.
8. 68% of WordPress users continuously learn about the platform
WordPress has built a humongous online community composed of web developers, businessmen, individuals, and organizations.
Being constantly improved, WordPress launched an online resource of articles and courses to help its thriving community learn more about how to use its platform, create and manage astounding websites, and improve their online presence and profits.
It is interesting, then, that 68% of its online community–based on their 2022 survey–continued to learn about WordPress for the said year. At the same time, 48% taught others how to use WordPress in 2022.
The survey also showed that 64% used WordPress to publish content, 55% built sites for others using WordPress, and 41% used WordPress to advertise or run a business.
9. 62% of web developers and website owners primarily use WordPress as against other platforms because of its being open source.
WordPress’ 2022 survey revealed that 62% use the platform due to its open source feature–meaning it does not require a license and it is easy to modify according to their needs.
While othere respondents of the survey (56%) point out that WordPress is what they know best and a same number of respondents (56%) also emphasized that WordPress meets their needs as against other tools or platforms. WordPress’ flexibility (47%) is another reason it is preferred over other platforms or tools.
10. 53% of WordPress owners or teams used blocks in 2022.
The majority of WordPress users, or 53%, use the new site editor’s blocks in their websites in 2022. The 2022 data declined by 5% from that of 2021 (58%) but showed an increase by 14% from that of 2020 (39%).
WordPress launched this feature last 2018 in its Gutenberg editor alongside the version 5.0 release to make it easier to create, modify, and edit content according to the type of content (text, image, video, etc.) that will be implemented in a webpage.
11. The number of hours people spend working with WordPress in a week is < 2 hours.
The majority of respondents (almost 800) in the WordPress 2022 survey use the platform weekly for less than 2 hours. This is immediately followed by 650 respondents who said they spend 20 to 40 hours weekly with WordPress.
While roughly 575 respondents use WordPress 2 to 5 hours a week, 490 for 10 to 20 hours, and 450 for 5 to 10 hours. Only an approximate of 410 respondents spend more than 40 hours a week with WordPress.
12. 53% of websites made from WordPress have been customized from the original installation.
A majority, or 53%, of WordPress websites have experienced a lot of custom work (moderate) after their original installation, accounting for roughly 1,790 of respondents in the 2022 survey of WordPress. While 19% of respondents say some plugins were added and a different theme was used after the installation.
On the other hand, only 9% of website owners say they have not made any customization to the original WordPress installation they made, such that they have been using the same theme since then.
Interestingly, 15% have fully customized their WordPress websites. Only 4% of survey respondents said they are unsure if they made customizations to the original WordPress installation for their website.
13. Yoast SEO is the most popular plugin used by WordPress website, comprising 24% of users in 2022.
WordPress enlisted the top 20 most popular plugins used by their clients as of October 2022, based on a survey they conducted. Data showed that 24% of respondents use Yoast SEO, 18% use Contact Form 7, 17% use Classic Editor, and 16% use WooCommerce.
The other plugins in the list were Wordfence Security, Akismet Spam Protection, Elementor Website Builder, UpdraftPlus WordPress Backup Plugin, Jetpack, All-In-One SEO, Advanced Editor Tools, All-In-One WP Migration, Really Simple SSL, LiteSpeed Cache, WP Mail SMTP by WPForms, Duplicate Page, WordPress Importer, Yoast Duplicate Post, Contact Form by WPForms, and MonsterInsights.
Meanwhile, 21% of respondents said they use plugins but it didn’t belong to WordPress’ top 20 list for 2022.
14. 68% of WordPress users agree that it is equal to or is much better to use as a site builder or for CMS in 2022.
WordPress’ 2022 survey show that 68% agree or strongly agree that the platform is better than or is as good as other site builders and content management systems (CMSs). Only 9% of survey respondents disagree or strongly disagree on this aspect. While 23% gave a neutral response.
15. 30% of WordPress users point out that the platform’s ease of use is the best thing about it.
Respondents in the WordPress 2022 survey, which was released last May 2023, identified the top three best reasons they prefer WordPress. These were ease of use (roughly 32%), flexibility (roughly 31%), and plugin options (30%).
While roughly 28% of respondents say WordPress’s open source feature is what makes it the best platform for them. Roughly 26%, on the other hand, point out WordPress’ cost (which comes with a free plan) as the best thing about the platform.
16. In 2022, 2% of all WordPress plugins caused 99% of total vulnerabilities experienced by websites.
iThemes made a study of WordPress vulnerabilities and underscored that the platform itself is solid in its security. What makes WordPress websites vulnerable to cyber attacks, crashes, and other security issues is the plugins installed on them.
iThemes discovered that 2% of all the plugins available for WordPress users to enhance their website’s features and functionality have caused 99% of the total vulnerabilities identified in 2022.
This accounts for 20 to 50 plugins, as well as themes, that caused vulnerabilities weekly last 2022. This is the reason why 121 plugins on average were published last year for vulnerability issues, of which 26% were unpatched when it was disclosed to the public.
The types of vulnerabilities involved XSS, CSRF, and SQLi, which amounted to 73% of the total vulnerabilities in 2022. Notwithstanding, there was a decline in the severity of vulnerabilities as against to that experienced in 2021.
17. The largest number of vulnerabilities in WordPress surfaced in November 2022, at 167.
As per iThemes data, November 2022 recorded the most number of vulnerabilities, totaling 167. This involved 161 plugins and 6 themes. December was second in the second-highest vulnerability for 2022, with 149 plugins and 5 themes recorded for WordPress websites, totaling 154.
February of the same year showed a total of 150 vulnerabilities, comprised of 109 plugins and 41 themes. Overall, there were a total of 1,361 plugins and 64 themes that resulted in 1,425 instances of vulnerabilities recorded in 2022 for WordPress websites. This averages 113 plugins and 5 themes or a total of 121 vulnerabilities monthly.
18. WordPress Version 6.0 is predominantly used (72.8%) by websites in 2022.
Data from W3Techs highlights that version 6.0 of WordPress, which was released last May 2022, is used by 72.8% of websites created from the platform. Version 6 is called Arturo and came out after several revisions of Version 5.0, which was rolled out in December 2018 as Bebo.
There are WordPress websites that still use Bebo and its variants (21.1%) last 2022. While 5.6% of WordPress websites used Version 4.0 and its variants, 0.4% used Version 3.0 and its variants, and less than 0.1% used Version 2.0 and its variants last year.
19. 29.03% of the Top 1 Million Websites use WordPress in 2023.
As per BuiltWith, there are a total of 61,909,719 websites that use WordPress as of August 11, 2023. Of this number, 290,344 or 29.03% belong to the Top 1 Million Websites and 28.04% or 28,036 belong to the top 100,000 websites.
While 27.55% of the said total number of WordPress websites or 2,755 belong to the Top 10,000 websites globally.
20. 6.41% of the total number of WordPress websites in the world come from the United States.
BuiltWith published that 3,965,771 websites that use WordPress come from the United States, making up 6.41%. Germany comes in second with 1,767,258 websites, or 2.85% of those who use WordPress in the world.
There are, on the other hand, 1,476,233 WordPress websites in the United Kingdom, accounting for 2.38% of the total number of users in the world.
21. 10.29% of the total live WordPress websites come from the United States.
Meanwhile, WordPress websites from the United States make up 10.29% of active or live websites in the world. Germany’s 1,767,258 WordPress websites make up 4.58% of the total live websites in the world, which is recorded to be 38,539,556 as of August 11, 2023. Finally, the United Kingdom’s 1,476,233 WordPress websites account for 3.83% of the total live websites globally.
22. There have been 81.2 million active installations of WordPress Version 5.0’s third-party site editor.
WordPress introduced Gutenberg, its site editor, when it rolled out Version 5.0 (named Bebo) in December 2018. According to Gutenberg, there have been 81.2 million installations of their software as of August 14, 2023, since WordPress launched five years ago. There have also been 275.8 million posts written over the said period.
23. The paragraph block is the most-used (60%) Gutenberg block in WordPress.
According to Kinsta, the WooCommerce Block is the most popular block used by WordPress users, who use it 60% of the time. There are several kinds of Gutenberg blocks, including the WooCommerce Block, which was used by more than 170,000 WordPress websites as of April 2019 and has more than 100,000 active installations as of August 11, 2023.
24. 71% of WordPress websites use English as a primary language in 2023.
The top three language settings used by WordPress websites is English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese. Of the three, English is the dominant language used in WordPress websites across the globe at 71% in 2023. Kinsta said there are 72 languages available in WordPress to make localization easier for websites.
On the other hand, Statista reported last May 2023 that this number increased from 66% of WordPress websites using English in their content in 2013.
Spanish, during that time, is the secondary language among WordPress websites with a 8.7% share out of the 66 million market share of the decade-old builder. Portuguese came in third with a 6.5% share of all WordPress websites in the world.
25. The number of plugins available in WordPress alone increased by 228.551% in the last four years.
Data from ColorLib shows that there are 60,000 free plugins in WordPress as of August 6, 2023. This number reflects how the number of plugins available in WordPress skyrocketed by 228.551% since 2019, which iLoveWP reported was only 18,262 on April 16, 2019.
26. The number of WordPress websites in the United States declined by 23.28% over the last two years.
Based on data from BuiltWith, the number of live WordPress websites in the United States declined by 23.28% from 2023 to 2025. There were 3,965,771 WordPress live websites in the United States in 2023, but this decreased to 3,042,493 in February 2025, a 923,278 difference.
27. The number of WordPress websites in Germany declined by 24.54% over the last two years.
Records show 1,767,258 live websites in Germany powered by WordPress in 2023. However, this declined by 433,636 or 24.54% in 2025, totaling 1,333,622 live WordPress websites.
28. The number of WordPress websites in the United Kingdom plunged by 34.97% over the last two years.
In 2023, a total of 1,476,233 live websites in the United Kingdom were powered by WordPress. This declined to 959,933 or by 34.97% in 2025, reflecting a difference of 516,300 websites.
29. France ranks #4 in the world for having the most WordPress live websites in 2025.
Data as of February 2025 shows that there are 782,789 live WordPress websites in France. The United States currently has 3,042,493 live WordPress websites, ranking #1 globally. France is 2,259,704 short of the number of live WordPress websites in the United States, which was followed by Germany and the United Kingdom in ranking as #2 and #3 globally.
30. India ranks #1 in Asia for having the most WordPress live websites in 2025.
There are 540,057 live WordPress websites in India as of February 2025. This makes India the 8th country with the most WordPress websites in the world. It is ahead of Japan and Indonesia by 56,185 and 383729 live websites, respectively, for the period. The total live WordPress websites in Japan is 483,872 and for Indonesia is 156,328.
31. 1.94% of the total live websites in the world as of February 2025 come from the Netherlands.
The Netherlands, ranking #6 in the world, has 591,526 live websites in February 2025. Some of the top live websites in the country are Booking.com, Lifeathome.ikea.com, and Poki.com. While several of the top earning live websites from the Netherlands include kpmgconnect.us.kpmg.com and connectappnews.akzonobel.com, which both generated a sales revenue of $100 million.
32. Brazil ranks #1 in South America for having the most number of live WordPress websites as of February 2025.
As per BuiltWith records, there were 754,602 live WordPress websites in Brazil as of February 2025. These make up 2.48% of the 30,462,105 live WordPress websites in the world during the period. Mexico and Chile come next in ranking with 146,732 and 108,619 live WordPress websites, respectively.
33. 1.54% of the live WordPress websites in the world come from Australia.
Australia ranks #11 in the world for having the most number of WordPress websites as of February 2025 at 469,707. This translates to a mere 1.54% market share of WordPress in “the land down under” for the said period. Australia is ahead by 4,765 websites from Russia and 65,009 from Canada, which ranks #12 and #13 in the world, respectively.
34. 0.59% of the live WordPress websites in the world come from South Africa.
South Africa ranks #16 in the world for having the most number of WordPress websites as of February 2025 at 180,482. This translates to a 0.59% market share of WordPress in the country renowned for its cultural diversity, beautiful natural beauty, and diverse typography.
35. 0.23% of the live WordPress websites in the world come from the UAE.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), comprised of seven (7) countries in the Middle East, ranks #35 in the world for having the most number of WordPress websites as of February 2025, at 70,444. The UAE is behind Finland by 2,343 websites and ahead of Israel by 387 websites. Popular WordPress websites from the UAE include GulfNews.com, KhaleejTimes.com, and Crypto.news.
36. The number of live WordPress websites globally have decreased by 20.96% over the last two years.
From 2023 to 2025, the number of live WordPress websites declined from 38,539,556 to 30,462,105. This means that 8,077,451 WordPress websites or 20.96% now do not exist or are inaccessible. Live WordPress websites comprise 44.96% of the total number of WordPress wesites in the world as of February 2025.
37. The total number of websites in the world that use WordPress is 67,753,320 as of February 2025.
Historically, records show there have been a total of 67,753,320 websites in the world as of February 2025. This includes the live websites of 30,462,105 and redirecting domains of 2,759,539 to WordPress websites. In addition, the total number of websites include contact details, local information, and hosting data.
38. 24.07% of the Top 1 Million websites in the world use WordPress as of February 2025.
There are 240,743 (24.07%) WordPress websites that belong to the Top 1 Million websites in the world as of Feburary 2025. Most of these websites are located in the United States like Boomberg, CNet, CreativeCommons, and Intel.
39. 25.52% of the Top 100,000 websites in the world use WordPress as of February 2025.
There are 25,524 WordPress websites that belong to the Top 100,000 websites in the world as of February 2025. These websites include Kaspersky, Opera, Twitter, Samsung, SoundCloud, and Spotify.
40. 24.27% of the Top 10,000 websites in the world use WordPress as of February 2025.
There are 2,427 WordPress websites that belong to the Top 10,000 websites in the world as of February 2025. These websites include Checkpoint, T-mobile, and Taboola.
41. 0.34% of live WordPress websites use HubSpot as of February 2025.
As of February 2025, there are 104,325 WordPress websites that use HubSpot. Examples of these websites are Walmart.com and GoFundMe.com, which are located in the United States. Other WordPress websites that use HubSpot are Prezi.com of Hungary, Pearson.com of the United Kingdom, and G2a.com of Hong Kong.
There are, in addition, 7,100 WordPress websites that use HubSpot COS. This comprise 0.023% of all live WordPress website. Examples of these are Expedia.com from the US, Dji.com from China, and Kitco.com from Canada.
42. 0.91% of live WordPress websites use MailChimp as of February 2025.
MailChimp, regarded as the #1 automated email marketing platform in the world, is used by 277,383 live WordPress websites as of February 2025. This translates to 0.91% of all live WordPress websites for the period. WordPress websites that use MailChimp are ESPN.com, MSI.com, Elpais.com, and Aljazeera.net.
43. 0.0043% of live WordPress websites use Shopify Plus as of February 2025.
A very small number of WordPress websites—1,299 (0.0043%) as of February 2025—use Shopify Plus, a special service of Shopify that enables customers to easily manage their e-commerce transactions. Nike.com, Stylecraze.com, and Arduino.cc are some of the WordPress websites that use Shopify Plus, which actually have a high to very high traffic for the period.
44. 9.05% of live WordPress websites use WordPress version 6.8 as of February 2025.
WordPress, since its establishment in 2003, has undergone several revisions and upgrades in its features that led to the release of several versions. The most recent version of WordPress is 6.8, which was released on April 15, 2025. Despite the small timeframe since its launch, there are already 2,756,855 WordPress websites using WordPress 6.8 as of May 7, 2025 as per BuiltWith. Awesome!
45. The #2 most popular version of WordPress is version 5.2 as of February 2025.
There are 134,378 websites in the world using WordPress version 5.2 as of February 2025. WordPress version 5.2 comes second to WordPress 6.8 in popularity due to necessity in migration for website security and functionality. Interestingly, there are 13,093 websites in the world that still use WordPress 2.5 despite its outdatedness being launched 17 years ago.
46. 88.0% of all WordPress websites in the world use version 6 as of May 2025.
According to W3Techs, the most popular version of WordPress as of May 2025 is version 6 that comprises 88% of all websites that use the platform. The market share for WordPress 5 comes second at 8.6% , version 4 comes third at 3.2%, and version 3 comes fourth at 0.3% for the said period.
47. Majority of websites (61.3%) with CMS use WordPress as of May 2025.
61.3% of all websites with a content management system (CMS) use WordPress. This translates to 43.5% of all websites in the world as of May 2025.
48. WordPress vulnerabilities increased by 34% in 2024.
A report by PatchStack, a website security expert, revealed that the number of WordPress vulnerabilities have increased in 2024 by 34% compared to 2023. There were a total of 7,966 vulnerabilities recorded from WordPress in 2024, which is 2,019 instances higher the previous year. Of these vulnerabilities, more than half (52.35%) were identified and published by Patchstack in their website.
49. WordPress vulnerabilities occurred most in April 2024 at 377.
The most number of vulnerabilities experienced took place in April 2024 at 377, coming mostly from WordPress plugins. The next highest number of vulnerabilities identified were in November at 376. While the lowest number of vulnerabilities experienced was in February 2024 at 249.
50. The most common (47.7%) WordPress security bug published in 2024 involved XSS.
The top three (3) common WordPress security bug published in 2024 were Cross-Site Scripting or XSS (47.7%), “other vulnerabilities” (14.5%), broken access control (14.2%), and Cross-Site Request Forgery or CSRF (11.4%). Other common security bugs published in 2024 are sensitive data exposure (4.3%), SQL injection (5.1%), and arbitrary file upload (2.9%).
51. Only 74.3% of published WordPress vulnerabilities in 2024 were patched.
A total of 5,921 identified and published vulnerabilities in WordPress in 2024 were patched or repaired. This comprises only 74.3% of all identified vulnerabilities in the platform for the year, leaving 2,043 (25.7%) still unpatched as of date.
52. WordPress websites are attacked 4.7 million times annually.
Hostinger highlighted that WordPress websites are attacked every 22 minutes in a day. As such, estimates from experts show 13,000 WordPress websites are attacked daily. This translates to 390,000 attacks monthly or 4.7 million times annually.
53. 92% of WordPress vulnerability reports were caused by plugins.
The number 1 reason (92%) WordPress websites are attacked are due to third-party plugins, which are readily available to customers on the platform. Secondary reasons for the ease of hackers to attack WordPress websites are due to themes (5%) and core or system (3%).
54. Majority (72.72%) of WordPress websites were attacked due to Malware.
Malware is the most common tool used by hackers to attack WordPress websites at 72.72%. Backdoors, on the other hand, contribute to WordPress website attacks at 69.63%. The instances of SEO spam and use of hacking tools contribute by 46.76% and 23.63% to WordPress website attacks, respectively.
55. 55.11% of websites hosted in Hostinger are built with WordPress.
According to Hostinger, 55.11% of websites hosted on their servers were built using WordPress as of March 2025. That’s a total of 3,415,556 WordPress websites out of the 6,198,185 websites housed by Hostinger for the period. Records show that 10,000 WordPress websites are published daily on Hostinger.
56. There are 59,000 WordPress plugins as of May 2025.
WordPress announced that it currently provides customers with 59,000 plugins to help their websites operate and automate for utmost performance. These plugins range from beautiful image sliders to e-commerce features, SEO, and translations. The Top 4 Popular WordPress Plugins as of May 2025 by number of active installations are Elementor Website Builder, Contact Form 7, Yoast SEO, and Classic Editor with 10 million each.
57. The average number of WordPress plugin a website may be installed with to still run efficiently is 25.
Duplicator recommends having 20 to 30—an average of 25—WordPress plugins installed at one time to ensure a website to run at utmost performance. Anything more can decrease website load speed and security. Basic recommended plugins for WordPress websites regardless of type are Duplicator, MonsterInsights, WooCommerce, WPForms, and Semrush.
58. 5.79% of live WordPress websites in the world use WooCommerce as of February 2025.
WooCommerce, who prides itself as the most-trusted e-commerce platform, is a renowned plugin on WordPress. As of February 2025, there are 1,762,908 (5.79%) live WordPress websites installed with WooCommerce. This makes up 44.07% of all WooCommerce clients in the world, which currently is at 4 million online stores. One of these clients is Pearson.com from the United Kingdom, whose sales revenue in 2024 is at least $100 million.
This excludes the number of live WordPress websites in the world that use WooCommerce Checkout, which is recorded at 936,264 for the same period. As per Hostinger, WooCommerce holds a 38.74% share of the e-commerce market as against the 14.95% share of Woo Themes.
59. WordPress has 74.74% more followers on Facebook than on Instagram.
Despite its popularity online, WordPress’ social media accounts pale when in comes to the number of its followers. WordPress has 760,000 followers on Facebook, which is 74.74% more (568,000) than its Instagram account.
60. WordPress VIP helps websites ensure 100% uptime during high-traffic events.
ADWEEK achieved 100% uptime during the Super Bowl 59 airing of their advertisement on Fox News after migrating to WordPress VIP. Because of this, ADWEEK reported experiencing an increase in their website traffic by 82%, which prompted them to increase content creation to thrice.
FAQs
1. How many people use WordPress for their websites?
There are 66 million websites that use WordPress in the world as of May 2023, as per Statista. While Colorlib estimates there are 810 million websites that use WordPress as of August 2023, representing 43% of all websites in the world. On the other hand, Popupsmart calculates it at 455 million websites as of 2023. So there is a big discrepancy and difference in the numbers.
But if you get the number of websites, which is 1.13 billion as of February 2023 based on Forbes’ report, and get the market share of WordPress—43% based on WordPress themselves—you’ll end up with 485,900,000 websites running on the platform.
2. Where do I find the statistics or performance of my WordPress website?
Tracking the performance of your website is necessary to know how it is doing online and how you can address people’s needs through it. This is something one can do through web analytics, which becomes easy to see on real time or over a period of time since it is built in WordPress for free plans. JetPack, which was developed by WordPress, provides the platform’s site traffic, insights, and subscribers for several years now.
For such websites, one just have to have an admin access to the WordPress website, go to the Dashboard and click on Stats to see the JetPack analytics. However, site traffic or performance would have to be installed through plugins for paid WordPress websites. But normally, the stats would still be accessible in the Dashboard of the WordPress website’s admin page for those who have Admin access.