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66 of the best stats sections

Numbers build credibility when they're the right numbers. Stats sections work when the figures mean something to the reader — users, uptime, revenue growth, time saved — not when they're vanity metrics dressed up in large type. Browse stats section designs from the best websites on A1: typographic number displays, animated counters, inline proof points, and full-section data stories. The best examples make the visitor feel the scale of what they're considering.

Stats sections FAQs

Customer-facing numbers that prove value: users, revenue growth, uptime, satisfaction scores, or time saved. Avoid internal vanity metrics. If the number doesn't mean something to your customer, don't show it.

Round up to round numbers where honest — "5,000+ customers" reads better than "4,843 customers". Millions and billions should use abbreviations (1.2M, $2B). Large typographic numbers with a supporting label perform better than small inline stats.

After the hero or features section, before testimonials. They work as a "proof point" that validates the claims made earlier. Placing stats before testimonials creates a logical flow: claim → numbers → social proof.