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Last updated: May 2026

What is Exit Rate?

The percentage of visitors who leave your website from a specific page.

What is Exit Rate?

Exit rate measures the percentage of all pageviews for a specific page that were the last in a session. Unlike bounce rate (which measures single-page visits), exit rate considers users who viewed multiple pages before leaving.

Why Exit Rate Matters

High exit rates on non-terminal pages (like pricing or product pages) indicate conversion blockers. If 80% of visitors exit from your pricing page, something about the pricing presentation is driving people away.

How to Reduce Exit Rate

  • Add clear CTAs and next steps on every page
  • Use related content suggestions to encourage deeper engagement
  • Address common objections directly on high-exit pages
  • Optimize page load speed (slow pages increase exits)

How FlowStrata Addresses Exit Rates

FlowStrata monitors exit rates on client landing pages to identify where outbound-driven prospects drop off. High exit rates trigger landing page optimization recommendations to maximize conversion from our outreach traffic.

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