Zuko answers a question general analytics tools can't: why people start a Webflow form and never finish it. It tracks behavior field by field, including hesitation time, error messages triggered, and the field where each visitor gave up, then turns that into completion funnels and drop-off reports you can segment and share with your team. The Webflow app removes the Tag Manager step: select the form in the Designer, paste the Form ID from your Zuko account, and publish. Every plan includes unlimited trackable forms and unlimited users, and session replay of individual form journeys is available as a paid add-on. Pricing is based on tracked form sessions, starting at $70/mo for up to 5,000 sessions ($56/mo billed yearly), with a free trial but no free plan, and Zuko never bills automatic overages. It earns its cost on demo request, lead gen, and application forms where each lost submission has real value.
Zuko Analytics pros and cons
Pros
- Field-level drop-off, hesitation, and error tracking
- Installs from the Designer without Tag Manager
- Unlimited forms and users on every plan
- No automatic overage charges
Cons
- No free plan, only a trial
- Covers forms only, not site-wide behavior
- Session replay costs extra
