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# Stats
View and analyze email campaign performance metrics and analytics
Mailtrap provides statistics for you to track the most important email marketing metrics.
In your campaign dashboard, you can find:
* [Campaign stats](#campaign-stats)
* [Recipients stats](#recipients-stats)
* [Clicks stats](#clicks-stats)
* [Mailbox provider stats](#mailbox-providers-stats)
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Feature applies to UI-launched campaigns only, not emails sent using the transactional or [bulk stream](https://docs.mailtrap.io/email-api-smtp/setup/bulk-stream)
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### Campaign Stats
In the **Reports** tab, you can see the following campaign statistics:
* **Sent** – Emails attempted to be sent to recipients, including those that may have bounced or not yet been delivered.
* **Delivered** – Emails delivered to the recipient’s mailbox provider.
* **Opened** – Percentage of emails opened at least once.
* **Clicked** – Percentage of emails where a recipient clicked any link.
* **Bounced** – Percentage of emails rejected by mailbox providers.
* **Spam complaints** – Percentage of emails recipients reported as spam.
* **Unsubscribed** – Percentage of recipients that unsubscribed from your campaign.
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By default, the Charts Overview shows data based on hourly sends, but you can also view it by daily totals.
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### Recipients stats
In the **Recipients** tab, you can see how your campaign is performing for each recipient.
The individual stats are shown in a list, as opposed to a chart, and you can filter the recipients by email, number of clicks or opens, and events (i.e., delivered, unsubscribed, etc.)
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You can also export the stats in a .csv file by clicking on the Download Recipients Report button.
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### Clicks stats
In the **Clicks** tab, you can keep track of the performance of your links, more specifically:
* **Clicks** – Number of emails where a recipient clicked any link.
* **% of total clicks** – The percentage of all campaign clicks that this link received.
* **Unique clicks** – Number of unique recipients who clicked this link at least once. Each recipient is counted only once.
* **% of unique clicks** – The percentage of all campaign clicks that came from unique users for this link.
### Mailbox providers stats
Finally, you can go to the **Mailbox Providers Stats** and see how your campaign is performing with different Mailbox Providers, such as Google, Yahoo, Outlook, Apple Mail, and others.
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