Version-aware metrics
Analytics attach traffic and lead capture to the release that served the page, making it easier to compare conversion quality between deployments.
Features
Website analytics for static releases
Measure page views, leads, conversion, devices, countries, and sources by deployed version without adding a third-party SDK.
Privacy-friendly capture
StaticX uses first-party, minimal analytics for hosted static sites. It avoids third-party tracking scripts for core product analytics.
Operational context
Traffic, forms, and releases live in one place, so you can see which version generated a lead and what changed before or after it.
Measure the release that actually served the visitor
Analytics in StaticX are designed around deployed versions, forms, and conversion quality instead of a disconnected script tag.
Publish a version
Traffic is tied to the active deployment, so the first release gives StaticX a version to measure against.
Receive real visits
Page views are collected from hosted pages and obvious bot traffic is ignored where possible.
Compare conversion
Review views, leads, source, country, device, and conversion rate per version and per site.
Analytics are most useful when they explain what changed.
Traditional analytics can tell you traffic went up or down, but not always which release caused it. StaticX keeps traffic, lead capture, and deployments in the same product surface.
That means a landing page version can be judged by page views, submitted leads, conversion rate, traffic source, country, and device. When a release underperforms, rollback remains instant.
Metrics StaticX keeps close to deployment history
Version conversion
See how each release converts, not just how the site performs in aggregate.
Traffic source context
Understand whether direct traffic, search, social, or referrals are producing leads.
Lead attribution
Lead entries include version, country, device, source, and landing path where available.
Questions about Analytics
Short, practical answers for using this page safely.
Do pages without forms still get analytics?
Yes. Page views are tracked for published StaticX pages even if the site has no forms. Conversion rate is only meaningful once leads exist.
Does StaticX require a third-party analytics SDK?
No. StaticX analytics are built into the hosting flow and use first-party infrastructure for core measurements.
What can I compare by version?
You can compare views, leads, conversion rate, traffic source, country, device, browser, operating system, and timeline trends where data is available.