Fastest way for you to see it, 30 seconds:
GA4 → Reports → Realtime — everyone on the site in the last 30 minutes
GA4 → Reports → Engagement → Pages — set the date range to Today; that's your 24-hour view by page
If both look empty, the site simply had no visitors — with a brand-new domain that's normal, not a fault. One caution so you don't misread your own numbers: my verification visits to fhavi.net over the last day came from a headless Linux Chromium with consent denied. If you see a handful of hits with an unusual user agent and no engagement, that's me testing, not a customer. Real traffic will have normal device and location data. If you want me to report this daily instead of you checking, give me read access and I'll pull it automatically:
In Google Cloud: create a service account, enable the Google Analytics Data API, download the JSON key
In GA4 → Admin → Property access management: add that service account's email as Viewer
Send me the key file path and your property ID
Then I can answer "how many visitors yesterday, from where, which pages, and how many came from AI answers" without you opening a browser — and put it in a short Dhaka-time digest each morning. That's also the only way the AI-referral tracking I built becomes visible as a number rather than a hope.