Add AI traffic analytics to a Webflow site.
Install the browser snippet for human traffic and AI referrals. For known crawler requests, use Chad's Cloudflare Worker template on a proxied Webflow custom domain.
Webflow site owners can install Chad's browser snippet through site-wide custom code. Because Webflow does not expose request middleware, AI crawler tracking requires a server-side layer such as Chad's Cloudflare Worker template.
Track human visits and AI referrals
The public site ID routes events to the correct website; it is not a secret credential.
- Create the site in Chad and copy its public site ID.
- Add the Chad script to Webflow's site-wide custom code before the closing body tag.
- Publish the site and open the production domain.
- Confirm the first visit in the Chad installation flow or connected channel.
Add crawler visibility with Cloudflare
Webflow's browser custom code cannot observe bots that do not run JavaScript. If the custom domain is proxied through Cloudflare, Chad's Worker template can preserve the Webflow response and report only known crawler requests.
Verify both signals separately
- Visit the site in a normal browser to verify human page tracking.
- Send a test request with a known crawler user agent to verify server-side classification.
- Check that human referrals and crawler requests appear in separate Chad reports.
Common questions
Can Webflow custom code track AI crawlers?
No. Browser JavaScript can track human visits, but crawler tracking needs server-side visibility such as the Cloudflare template.
Does the Cloudflare Worker replace Webflow hosting?
No. It proxies the existing Webflow response for the configured custom domain while reporting known crawler requests.
Where is the detailed setup guide?
The bot-traffic documentation includes the current Webflow and Cloudflare commands and verification steps.