Track Site Engagement Metrics with Nocodelytics Webflow App

Without Nocodelytics, measuring site activity can mean manual work or adding separate analytics tools. After you install it, the Webflow API automates analytics, and an extension lets you view metrics in Webflow Designer.

A one-click setup starts tracking buttons, links, forms, popular items and searches without extra work. Nocodelytics describes its analytics as privacy friendly.

When it's a good fit

It can suit blogs, job boards, marketplaces and e-commerce sites that want to understand engagement. Teams can build dashboards and share them with colleagues or stakeholders.

For sites using search and filters, integrations include Jetboost activity, plus Finsweet and membership platforms. Memberstack can capture user data such as email addresses automatically.

How setup works

Install Nocodelytics to use the Webflow API for automated analytics and access its Designer extension. The one-click setup enables tracking for buttons, links, forms, popular items and searches.

You can also synchronize page views with CMS items to create dynamic content.

Pricing and permissions

Nocodelytics is listed with a free option and paid plans. When installed, it can edit CMS, pages, custom code, assets, forms, ecommerce, site members and sites.

It can read the site activity log, app subscriptions and your user profile.

Quick answers about Nocodelytics

Does Nocodelytics work with Webflow Ecommerce?

Its analytics can suit e-commerce sites, and the requested Webflow access includes permission to edit ecommerce.

What activity can it track automatically?

The one-click setup tracks buttons, links, forms, popular items and searches without additional work.

Can I share analytics with my team?

You can build dashboards and share them with teams or stakeholders.

Does it capture membership data?

With Memberstack integration, Nocodelytics can automatically capture user data, including email addresses.