How to see page views in Google Analytics 4 (GA4)

There are two standard GA4 reports you can run to see page views. Those reports are: 

• Pages and Screens Report
• Events Report

Pages and Screens Report
The pages and screens report displays data on the pages users visited on your website. To view this report, follow the instructions below:

1. From the left-hand menu in your GA4 dashboard, click Reports 
2. Click Life cycle > Engagement > Pages and screens 
3. This will take you to the pages and screens report. 
4. The table below the graph includes data on “Views,” “Users,” “Views per user,” and other metrics. (Remember that the “Views” metric includes pageviews and screenviews.) 
5. You can filter the table report using the search bar. You can search for individual words or specific URL paths.

   
   

   Type in the keyword or path you’d like to analyze and hit enter. Now, you’ll only see data related to this page or group of pages. 

Events Report

The events report contains data on all the events users triggered on your affiliate website. This is where you can find the total number of views across all of your affiliate's pages. To view this report, follow the instructions below: 

1. From the left-hand menu in your GA4 dashboard, click Reports 
2. Click Life cycle > Engagement > Events 
3. This will take you to the events report. In addition to the "page_view" event, you’ll see data regarding “user_engagement” and other events related to your property.  
4. Scroll down to see a table overview of your event data. Click on page_view to go to another report containing only pageview data. 
5. In the page_view report, you can learn how many views your website received in a set period. If you want the graph to display users instead, click on Total users at the top of the graph. 
6. Scroll down to see additional data, such as the geographical distribution of your pageviews.