Reports
Generate and download a CSV export of your click data for any date range.
The Reports page lets you export your click data as a CSV file. Use it to analyze traffic quality in a spreadsheet, share data with a client, or keep records for a specific time period.
Reports are not available in demo mode. You need an active website with tracking data before generating a report.
Creating a Report
- Go to Reports in the sidebar
- Click Generate Click Report
- Fill in three fields:
| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Report Title | Yes | Give it a name you'll recognize later — at least 3 characters |
| Start Date | Yes | Beginning of the date range |
| End Date | Yes | End of the date range — must be after the start date |
- Click Create Report
The report is queued immediately. You don't need to stay on the page — come back when it's ready.
The export format is CSV. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet tool.
Report Status
After you submit, the report appears in the list below with a status badge:
| Status | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Pending | Queued — waiting to start |
| Processing | Being generated right now |
| Done | Ready to download |
| Failed | Something went wrong — hover the badge for details |
The page checks for updates automatically while a report is processing. You don't need to refresh manually.
Downloading a Report
Once status shows Done, a Download button appears on that row. Click it to save the CSV file to your device.
If the report shows Done but there's no download button, it means no click data existed for the date range you selected. Try a wider date range or confirm your tracking script is installed and receiving traffic.
Report History
All previously generated reports stay in the list. You can download any past report again at any time.
More report types are coming soon — including summaries and exclusion exports.
Using Reports for a Google Ads Refund Claim
A CSV report is the evidence Google's click quality team needs when you submit a manual refund request. The export contains IP addresses, timestamps, fraud classification, and cost per click — the exact data that supports a claim.
See How to Get a Google Ads Refund for the full process: checking what Google already credited, building your evidence package from the CSV, and submitting the investigation form.