Nocodelytics answers the question Google Analytics makes hard: which specific CMS items, buttons, and searches are actually performing. You sign up with your Webflow account and tracking is set up through the Webflow API, with no Tag Manager or custom events to configure. Dashboards surface popular collection items, CTA and link clicks, form submissions, site searches (including Jetboost real-time search), video plays, traffic sources, and countries. On sites built with Memberstack or Outseta, it automatically attaches the member's email to their activity, which makes it useful for membership sites and client portals. Data is hosted in the EU, you can generate a GDPR Data Processing Agreement from the dashboard, and browsers with Do Not Track enabled are excluded. Pricing is by monthly pageviews counted across all of your sites: free up to 1,000, Premium at $29/mo for 100k, Business at $49/mo for 1M with CMS sync and multiple users, and Growth at $99/mo, which adds embeddable and member dashboards. Most teams run it alongside GA4 rather than instead of it.
Nocodelytics pros and cons
Pros
- CMS item-level engagement tracking
- Setup through Webflow sign-in, no Tag Manager
- Captures member emails from Memberstack and Outseta
- EU-hosted data with a self-serve GDPR DPA
Cons
- Free plan pauses tracking as soon as you pass 1,000 pageviews
- Pageview limits are shared across all your sites
- CMS sync and embeddable dashboards require Business or Growth
