Understanding Pageviews in Site24x7 RUM

What is a pageview?

A pageview also known as an impression occurs each time a visitor views a page on your website. If a user views the exact same page multiple times or refreshes a page and views it again, they will still be considered as multiple page views. 

E.g.: Let's say we are monitoring the pageviews for the Site24x7 index page. If a user opens the page in his Chrome browser, then opens the same page again on his Firefox browser on the same machine, the number of pageviews will be two.

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