# List the pages visits ended on `GET /v1/results/analytics/exit-pages` Lists exit pages: the last tracked page of each visit, and how many visits ended on each. It is the Exit pages table in Analytics, and takes the [Analytics arguments](https://developers.silktide.com/v1/analytics.md) and the [table arguments](https://developers.silktide.com/v1/concepts/tables.md). Not every exit is bad. A visit that ends on a contact page or a confirmation page may have done what it came for. `exitRate` says how often a page is where people stop: of every view of the page, the share that was the last of its visit. `pageViews` here counts visits that ended on the page, not every view of it; [Get pages](https://developers.silktide.com/v1/analytics/content/get-pages.md) counts those, and so does `pageViewsOfPage` when you ask for it. The scroll figures and `duration` are the page's own, across all its views. On this query, `filters[url]` matches the exit page. Rows are sorted by `pageViews`, busiest first, and can be sorted only by `url` or `pageViews`: `exitRate` cannot be sorted by. `pageViewsOfPage` and `bounceRate` are added only when `columns` names them. When you send `columns`, also send a `sort` naming one of them, unless `pageViews` is among them: without it, this query answers with an error. ## Request ### Query parameters - `view` (string, optional, matches `^(all|[1-9]\d*)$`): The analytics view to read: its id, the number after `/analytics/` in its address in Silktide, or `all` for all of the account's analytics. Send this or `websiteId`. - `websiteId` (integer, optional, at least 1): Instead of `view`, a website whose analytics to read. The website must have Analytics set up. - `sectionId` (integer, optional): With `websiteId`, a section of the website. Defaults to `0`, the whole website. - `period` (string, optional): The date range. Defaults to `all`. The spaced forms (`-7 days`, `month to date`) are older names that keep working. `custom` needs `from` and `to`. One of: `all`, `today`, `last-7-days`, `last-30-days`, `last-90-days`, `month-to-date`, `last-month`, `year-to-date`, `last-12-months`, `custom`, `-7 days`, `-30 days`, `-90 days`, `-1 month`, `month to date`, `year to date`, `-12 months`. - `from` (string, optional): With `period=custom`, the first day, such as `2026-10-01`. - `to` (string, optional): With `period=custom`, the last day. - `timezone` (string, optional): The IANA time zone days are read in, such as `America/New_York`. Defaults to `UTC`. - `filters` (map of strings, optional): Only visits matching every filter, keyed by what is filtered: `filters[url]=contains:/blog`. Each value is `{operator}:{value}`, with operator `is`, `not`, `contains`, `starts`, `gt` or `lt`. Keys include `url`, `hostName`, `entryUrl`, `exitUrl`, `event`, `outgoingUrl`, `referrer`, `source`, `medium`, `campaign`, `content`, `term`, `countryCode`, `regionCode`, `language`, `deviceType` (`desktop`, `tablet` or `mobile`), `operatingSystem` and `browser`. - `columns` (string, optional): The columns to return, comma-separated, such as `url,pageViews`. Left out, the table's default columns. Send a string even in a JSON body: an array is ignored. - `sort` (string, optional): The column to sort by, then `:a` for ascending or `:d` for descending, such as `pageViews:d`. Left out, the table's own order. - `search` (string, optional): Only rows matching this text. What it searches depends on the table, most often the URL or title. - `page` (integer, optional, at least 1): The page of rows to return, from `1`. Defaults to `1`. - `rowsPerPage` (integer, optional, at least 1): How many rows a page holds. Defaults to `100`. - `previousPeriod` (string, optional): `1` to add the figures of the period before, the same length and ending where this one starts, as `previous…` fields. Left out or `0`, none. Needs a `period` with a start: with `all`, nothing is added. One of: `0`, `1`. ## Response Status `200`. - `result` (object, required): The answer. - `page` (integer, required, at least 1): The page returned. Not always the page asked for, when that was out of range. - `minPage` (integer, required, at least 1): The first page. Always `1`. - `maxPage` (integer, required): The last page at this `rowsPerPage`. With no rows, `0` or `1` depending on the table. - `numRows` (integer, required): How many rows there are across every page. - `rowsPerPage` (integer, required, at least 1): How many rows a page holds. - `rows` (list of objects, required): The rows on this page. - `url` (string, required, uri): The exit page's address. Filter other queries to visits that ended on it with `filters[exitUrl]`. - `pageViews` (integer, required): Visits that ended on the page. - `exitRate` (integer, required, can be null, 0 to 100): The share of the page's views that were the last of their visit, as a whole percentage. Null when the page had no views in the period. - `averageScroll` (number, optional, 0 to 100): How far down the page its views scrolled on average, as a percentage of its height. Across all the page's views, not only the visits that ended on it. Absent when no scrolling was recorded for it. - `reach25` (number, optional, 0 to 100): The percentage of the page's views that scrolled at least 25% of the way down, to one decimal place. Absent when no scrolling was recorded for it. - `reach50` (number, optional, 0 to 100): The percentage of the page's views that scrolled at least 50% of the way down, to one decimal place. Absent when no scrolling was recorded for it. - `reach75` (number, optional, 0 to 100): The percentage of the page's views that scrolled at least 75% of the way down, to one decimal place. Absent when no scrolling was recorded for it. - `reach100` (number, optional, 0 to 100): The percentage of the page's views that scrolled at least 100% of the way down, to one decimal place. Absent when no scrolling was recorded for it. - `duration` (number, optional): Average time spent on the page per view, in seconds. Absent when no time was recorded for it. - `pageTitle` (string, optional): The page's `