Overview
Cloudflare Web Analytics
About Web Analytics
Get started
Web Analytics for SPAs
Understanding Cloudflare Web Analytics
Core Web Vitals
Data origin and collection
Dimensions
High-level metrics
Page load time summary
Limits
Configuring Cloudflare Web Analytics
Filters
Rules
Changelog
Cloudflare Network Analytics
Get started
Understanding Network Analytics
Concepts
Main dashboard
Configuring Network Analytics
Adjust the time range
Adjust the displayed data
Share and export data
GraphQL Analytics API
Get started
Authentication
Configure an Analytics API token
Authenticate with a Cloudflare API key
Configure GraphQL client endpoint and HTTP headers
Querying basics
Explore the Analytics schema with GraphiQL
Create a query in GraphiQL
Use curl to query the Analytics API
Features
Datasets (tables)
Filtering
Sorting
Pagination
Nested Structures
Error responses
Limits
Sampling
Tutorials
Build your own Analytics dashboard
Use GraphQL to create widgets
Export GraphQL data to CSV
Querying Firewall Events with GraphQL
Querying Magic Firewall Samples with GraphQL
Querying Magic Transit tunnel bandwidth analytics with GraphQL
Querying Magic Transit Tunnel Health Check Results with GraphQL
Querying Workers Metrics with GraphQL
Migration guides
HTTP Requests by Colo Groups to HTTP Requests by Adaptive Groups
Zone Analytics to GraphQL Analytics
Zone Analytics Colos Endpoint to GraphQL Analytics
Network Analytics v1 to Network Analytics v2
Main differences
NAv2 node reference
NAv1 to NAv2 schema map
FAQs
Web Analytics FAQ

Cloudflare Web Analytics

Cloudflare Web Analytics provides free, privacy-first analytics for your website without changing your DNS or using Cloudflare’s proxy. All you need to enable Cloudflare Web Analytics is a Cloudflare account and a JavaScript snippet on your page to start seeing page views and visitors.

Cloudflare Web Analytics does not collect or use your visitors’ personal data.