Add analytics to Webflow.
Webflow ships you a fast marketing site but leaves measurement to bolt-on scripts. smolanalytics is a single script tag you paste into Webflow's site-wide head code. It autocaptures pageviews, clicks, form submits and errors with no extra work, and you ask the numbers back in plain English.
<script src="https://YOUR-INSTANCE/sdk.js"></script>
<script>smolanalytics.init("WRITE_KEY", { host: "https://YOUR-INSTANCE" })</script>Paste both tags in the Head Code box under Site Settings > Custom Code, then publish. Site-wide head code needs a paid Webflow Site plan.
how do I add analytics to webflow?
Webflow ships you a fast marketing site but leaves measurement to bolt-on scripts. smolanalytics is a single script tag you paste into Webflow's site-wide head code. It autocaptures pageviews, clicks, form submits and errors with no extra work, and you ask the numbers back in plain English.
In Webflow the two tags live in Site Settings > Custom Code > Head Code, which injects them before </head> on every published page. That is all the wiring smolanalytics needs. Autocapture starts on the next publish, so pageviews, clicks with their element chain, scroll depth, rage and dead clicks, and form submits all flow in without touching a single Webflow interaction or element ID.
What you measure on a Webflow site is usually funnel and form intent: which CTA gets clicked, where visitors bail on the contact form, which template page converts. For custom events fire smolanalytics.track("signup", { plan: "pro" }) from an embed or a button's custom attribute, and call identify(userId) once a visitor logs into a gated area. Then ask "how many form submits from the pricing page this week" from the dashboard bar or your editor over MCP, and the answer is a computed report, not a guess.
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Add analytics to Webflow tonight.
One snippet, or one endpoint. Tomorrow morning the verdict tells you which part of the funnel to fix.