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Last 30 days · 28 Sept 2026 to 27 Oct 2026, 08:23 UTC · counted on our server, not by the maker’s analytics

Read from our own records and a fresh fetch of pug.sh · last fetch 26 Oct 2026

Counted0Clicks we counted, 30 days

Raw hits1Every request to /go/pug

Bots removed1100% of raw hits

Repeats removed00% of raw hits

Hits per day this week, and what we kept

This week: raw hits, bots and repeats removed, and counted clicks per UTC day
Day (UTC)	Raw hits	Bots	Repeats
Tue 27 Oct, so far	0	−0	−0
Mon 26 Oct	1	−1	−0
Total	1	−1	−0

0 counted since launch, updated 27 Oct 2026, 08:07 UTC. Visitor details are never shown. Public and bot-filtered, so these counts are a floor.

What the Visit website button on Pug's page does, as served right now.

Destination: https://pug.sh/
Attribute: rel="nofollow noopener"nofollow, badge not found
Redirect: /go/pug → 302Query string and UTMs are kept.
Last fetch: 200, 175 ms26 Oct 2026
Link HTML: <a href="https://whatisnew.today/go/pug?ref=p" rel="nofollow noopener" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade">Visit website</a>

Whether we ask search engines to index the listing page, and why.

This says what we ask search engines to do. It says nothing about where the page appears in their results. This verify page is itself noindex.

Every payment and paid placement that touches Pug, with the payer's name. Never hidden.

Nothing paid. Pug has no paid placement running; the badge on its site is what keeps it free.

When a Featured pin, sponsor slot or feed row runs for Pug, it is listed here and labelled on the site as "Featured · Paid by" or "Sponsored".

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View source on Pug's page and search for /go/pug. The Visit website button points there, not straight at the maker.

Request the redirect and read the answer.

curl -sI "https://whatisnew.today/go/pug?ref=verify"

Test requests carry ref=verify and are never counted.