Biskoui now supports Webflow Analyze natively. In practice: you add the service from your dashboard, and the banner automatically drives consent for Webflow tracking — with no custom code on your side. The integration also covers Webflow Optimize.
What is Webflow Analyze?
Webflow Analyze is the analytics tool built directly into Webflow. It tracks pageviews, sessions, traffic sources and visitor behaviour without requiring a third-party tag such as Google Analytics. The data is available from within the Webflow interface.
Worth noting: Analyze is not included in the base Webflow plans. It is a paid add-on, billed per site and by session volume.
It is important to note that Webflow does not ship a built-in consent management solution. Its documentation is explicit on this point: without a consent management platform, it is up to you to implement the banner and the consent logic.
How the integration works
Webflow exposes a dedicated browser API for consent, which governs both Analyze and Optimize:
| Function | Role |
|---|---|
wf.getUserTrackingChoice() | Returns the visitor’s current choice |
wf.allowUserTracking() | Enables Webflow tracking |
wf.denyUserTracking() | Disables Webflow tracking |
Webflow also lets you choose a default behaviour: either “Let visitors opt out” (tracking starts and visitors can object afterwards), or “Don’t track by default” (no tracking until it has been explicitly authorised).
Our integration runs on opt-in
Biskoui drives Webflow Analyze on an opt-in basis: no tracking is enabled until the visitor has given explicit agreement. Unlike opt-out mode — where measurement starts on arrival and it falls to the visitor to refuse it after the fact — nothing is triggered before the choice has been expressed.
This is exactly where many sites fall short: you refuse, but you’re tracked anyway — with the risks that entails for your website in Switzerland.
The sequence is as follows:
- Before any choice: no tracking. Nothing is enabled.
- Consent given: biskoui calls
wf.allowUserTracking(), tracking starts. - Refusal: biskoui calls
wf.denyUserTracking(), tracking stays disabled. - Withdrawal of consent: changing preferences immediately disables tracking.
On the biskoui side: just add the service
There is no technical integration to carry out. In your biskoui dashboard, add the Webflow Analyze service to your service list. Our script handles the rest: it calls Webflow’s API at the right moment, according to the choices each visitor expresses on the banner.
No snippet to paste into the <head>, no callback to write, no consent logic to maintain.
Webflow Optimize covered along the way
Webflow Optimize is Analyze’s experimentation counterpart: A/B testing and content personalisation based on visitor segments. Since Webflow’s consent API governs both alike, your A/B tests and personalised content are covered by the same consent. If you use Optimize alongside Analyze, there is nothing extra to configure: the same biskoui service drives both.