Reading and exporting your request logs

Every domain's Request logs page is a row-by-row record of what actually reached your tagging server — Time, event type, status, response time, region and client IP per request. It's built for two different jobs: spot-checking what's coming through right now, and pulling a clean export for whoever needs the raw data.

Filtering and paging

The status filter narrows the table to All statuses, 2xx success, 4xx client error or 5xx server error — see our guide on request types and statuses for what each badge actually means, including why some 400s show up flagged as benign rather than as errors. Rows load 100 at a time with a simple Prev/Next pager underneath the table, rather than an infinite-scroll feed — useful when you're working through a specific stretch of traffic rather than just skimming the most recent hits.

Refreshing on demand

New requests normally land in this table automatically every few minutes, on Measurebase's regular ingestion schedule. Click Refresh if you don't want to wait for the next cycle — it pulls in anything that's arrived since the last check and re-runs it through the same classification as everything else, so a request you just fired for testing shows up within seconds instead of on the next scheduled pass.

Exporting a CSV

Click Export log to open the export modal. You can pick a preset range — Last 7 days, Last 14 days, Last 30 days, This month — type exact start and end dates, or select a range directly on the calendar with Custom range. Click Export CSV and the file downloads named after the domain and today's date.

The range you can pick is bounded by your plan's log retention, since that's as far back as the data actually exists: 3 days on Free, 7 on Solo, 14 on Growth, 21 on Scale, 30 on Business. If you need history beyond your plan's window regularly, that's a sign it's worth upgrading rather than exporting more often.