Understand how visitors behave,
not just how many showed up
DeployPages gives static sites a built-in analytics layer for traffic, sources, top pages, and device mix without forcing teams to bolt on third-party trackers for basic operational visibility.
A clearer picture of traffic quality
Go beyond pageview counts and get the kind of operational feedback that helps teams decide what to improve next.
Fast feedback loops
Watch launches, campaign spikes, and post-release traffic changes without waiting on a slow batch analytics pipeline.
Geography and source visibility
See where visits come from and how different acquisition paths shape traffic quality.
Device and environment mix
Understand what browsers, operating systems, and screen contexts matter most to your audience.
Lower operational overhead
Start from server-side site data before deciding whether you really need more invasive tracking layers.
Trend comparisons
Compare traffic patterns over time and spot shifts in performance before they turn into launch problems.
Page-level attention
Identify which pages consistently earn attention and which pages need a stronger conversion path.
Who this is for
Useful for solo makers, marketing teams, and product-led sites alike.
Independent builders
Keep an eye on portfolio sites, launch pages, docs, and side projects without extra analytics setup.
Marketing teams
Read campaign traffic quickly, understand page interest, and respond faster after launches.
Commercial landing pages
See which devices, routes, and traffic channels matter most before you optimize copy and page structure.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Does this slow the site down?
No client-side tracking script is required for the built-in view here, so the core page payload stays focused on the site itself.
Q: Is this included on every plan?
Analytics availability follows plan limits and retention settings. Teams can start simple and upgrade when historical depth or traffic volume grows.
Q: How long is data retained?
Retention follows the active plan so higher tiers can keep more historical visibility for ongoing comparison work.
Q: Can I exclude internal traffic?
That is the intended direction. The control plane is being shaped so teams can exclude their own operational traffic cleanly.
Give every launch a clearer feedback loop
Publish first, understand traffic quickly, and decide what to optimize next without bolting on a heavier analytics stack too early.
Ready to try it?
Drop in your static project below and publish it with a live URL in minutes.
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