# Choose which website addresses Signal counts

> SkedX Signal stores visits only from your own website: the domains on your Signal page, and any address under them. A visit from anywhere else — a developer’s preview (localhost, webcontainer, stackblitz, ngrok), a copy of your site on another domain, a hosting address you have not added such as a netlify.app, vercel.app or bolt.host one — is not stored; Signal only counts it. On accounts.skode.ai → Signal → Install & websites, Where Signal listens shows “Not counted this month” with how many visits were left out; See the addresses lists them. Choose Count it on an address that is really yours and Signal stores its visits from then on (it adds that exact address, never the whole hosting service). A developer’s preview says never counted and cannot be added. Nothing is stored for a visit that was not counted — only the address and a number.

Product: SkedX Accounts · Topic: Your organization · Draft — steps not yet re-verified in the live product

Your numbers should be your customers, not your developer’s laptop. Signal keeps only your website and tells you what it left out.

## Step 1: See what was not counted

Open **Signal** on accounts.skode.ai and choose **Install & websites**. Under **Where Signal listens**, **Not counted this month** says how many visits came from addresses that aren’t your website. Choose **See the addresses** to list them.
Open it directly: https://accounts.skode.ai/signal

## Step 2: Count an address that is yours

A developer’s preview such as **localhost** says **never counted** — it is never your website. On any other address that is really yours, choose **Count it**; its visits are stored from then on. To add a whole new website instead, use **+ Add a website**.

## Common questions

### We have several websites and landing pages. Do we need several Signal scripts?

No. Your company has one Signal, and the same script goes on every website and landing page you own — add each address here. One record per company means a person who reads your landing page and then fills in a form on your main website is one person, with the ad that first brought them. A second Signal is only for a separate brand, and SkedX support sets it up with you.

### Are the visits that were not counted stored anywhere?

No. Signal keeps only the address and how many visits came from it, for up to 35 days. No page, person or visit is stored.

### My site is on netlify.app — will Signal ignore it?

Not if you count it. Hosting addresses are left out until you choose Count it on yours; Signal then adds that exact address, not every site on the same service.

### Can I count localhost?

No. A developer’s machine or preview is never your website, so its visits are never stored.

## Useful links
- Signal on accounts: https://accounts.skode.ai/signal

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## Related guides
- Put SkedX Signal on your website: https://skode.ai/help/accounts/your-organization/put-skode-signal-on-your-website/
- Lead forms count as goals by themselves: https://skode.ai/help/accounts/your-organization/lead-forms-count-as-goals/
- Check whether SkedX Signal is on a page: https://skode.ai/help/accounts/your-organization/check-whether-signal-is-on-a-page/

Source: https://skode.ai/help/accounts/your-organization/choose-which-addresses-signal-counts/