What counts as a search request?
When looking at the number of search requests to Cludo, those actually cover a few different types of requests:
- Searches – A traditional search to get a series of results based on a filter or text-based search. A new search request is made whenever the following actions are done:
- A search is executed – the initial search is performed
- Applying a filter – One or more filters are added to a search, causing a new list of results to appear
- Going to another page/loading more results
- Reloading the results page – When using browser actions like refresh or going back and forward
- Autocomplete – When making a new list of suggestions while typing. If autocomplete is enabled (default), there will typically be 3 autocomplete requests for every search request.
- Intelligent 404 – Fetching recommended pages for a 404 page based on the URL.
How to view search count statistics
To get an overview of your current search request usage, log into MyCludo, in the top bar, click the profile icon, and click Account Overview. In the Search count chart, click the Breakdown option.