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Where: the Analytics section Analytics shows account-level performance for the platforms that expose it. Per-post numbers live on the post itself, see Post actions and statistics.

Platforms with analytics

Only 10 of the 34 platforms report analytics back to Postiz. The rest either have no analytics API or do not expose one Postiz can use, so they do not appear in the left rail here even though they work fine for posting.
LinkedIn analytics are available for Pages, not personal profiles, because that is what LinkedIn’s API exposes.

What each platform reports

Metric names come from the platforms themselves, so this is indicative rather than exhaustive. Several platforms return whatever set their API decides to send on the day.

Reading the cards

Each metric is a card with a sparkline, a total for the period, and a trend indicator against the previous period of the same length. Changing the range recalculates both.

When a chart is empty

Most platforms only return data from the point the connection was authorised. Give it a few days.
Several platforms withhold analytics for new accounts, and Google Business withholds them for unverified profiles. The API returns nothing rather than an error, so the chart is simply blank.
An expired token breaks analytics before it breaks posting. Check for a red marker in the channel sidebar.
Try 7 days. If that works and 90 does not, the platform is refusing the longer window for this account.

Empty state

With no analytics-capable channels connected, the page tells you which platforms qualify and links back to the calendar to connect one.

Analytics over the API

Everything here is also available through the Public API, both per channel and per post.