When you stream to Vimeo, you’ll see some metrics right beneath your stream preview to help you track how many people are viewing your stream and for how long.
- Watching now: the number of people currently watching your stream
- Peak viewers: the highest number of concurrent viewers on your stream in a 30 second window
- Total views: total number of player loads
- Average view time: average duration of a viewer’s page load
These numbers will update in realtime as your event proceeds.
When you end your event, the stream will archive as a video and be available in your video manager. You can revisit your analytics by opening the video's settings and navigating to Analytics. You can also find analytics for streams that you simulcasted to an integrated social destination (Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn) here after your stream ends.
These are the same analytics you would see for any uploaded video as detailed here but in addition, you can see viewers you had while live under the Live heading. Note that replacing your video here does not have any impact on analytics.
Note: You watching your own stream will not count towards your event's analytics (unless you are logged out).
In addition, live analytics do not include the metric "total minutes watched."