> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nodemaven.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Proxy usage statistics

> Your Dashboard shows traffic used, requests made and top domains. How to read them together to find where your traffic went.

Your **Dashboard** shows how much traffic you have used, how many requests you made, and which sites that traffic went to.

Click **Dashboard** in the left navigation. Your remaining balance is always visible at the top right as **Traffic left**.

![Dashboard with Traffic left in the top right](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/yvkc0rpk/2688732504/70d2a3e9a4ccbeb9b7a9d7514691/image.png)

## Statistics

Two charts, side by side. Each one shows its total in the heading.

| **Chart** | **What it shows** |
| - | - |
| **Traffic** | Data moved through the proxy over the period, plotted over time |
| **Requests** | How many individual requests were made, plotted over time |

## Choosing a period

Use **24 hours**, **7 days** or **1 month**, or click the calendar icon to pick your own dates.

The heading under each section reads **Selected period** so you can always see what you are looking at. Statistics and Breakdown by domain have their own period controls - set them separately if you want to compare.

## Filtering

| **Filter** | **Options** |
| - | - |
| **All Users** | Your main account or any individual sub-user. Type in the box to search |
| **All products** | **Proxy** or **Scraping Browser** |

Both filters apply to the charts and the domain table. **Filtering by user is the fastest way to find which sub-user is spending your traffic.**

## Breakdown by domain

Below the charts, a table lists every domain your traffic reached, with **Bandwidth** and **Requests** for each.

This is where you find out where your traffic actually went.

![Breakdown by domain table](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/yvkc0rpk/2688715032/aba4fadfa6aa3ab18b5cd89da064/image.png)

## Traffic and requests are not the same thing

**A high request count does not mean high traffic, and low traffic does not mean few requests.** The gap between the two columns is usually the answer to "where did my traffic go".

| **What you see** | **What it usually means** |
| - | - |
| Thousands of requests, a few MB | Lots of small calls - API responses, bot checks, tracking |
| One or two requests, hundreds of MB | Something heavy - video, a large file, a download |
| Both high | Sustained scraping or automation at volume |

**Sort your attention by the Bandwidth column, not the Requests column.** A single heavy domain usually explains most of a surprising month.

## Exporting

Use **Export** above the domain table to download the breakdown as **.csv** or **.xlsx**.

The export follows whatever filters and period you have set.

![Export control above the domain table](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/yvkc0rpk/2688727247/ec95bd08cf16c82157b728c610f7/image.png)

## If the table is empty

**"No data for this period"** means one of two things:

* Nothing ran through the proxy in the period you selected. Try a longer period, or clear the user and product filters.
* Your subscription has ended, so nothing is running at all. See [How to unfreeze your traffic](/billing/unfreeze-traffic).


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