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Analytics Tools

For all users

Updated Sep 2025

Understanding how visitors interact with your website is key to improving performance and making smarter decisions. Oniva.io makes this easy by letting you connect your site to analytics tools. You can choose from Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel, or even use them together for deeper insights.

Now, let’s see how we can set it up!

Analytics Tools

The Analytics Tools feature is available for all Oniva.io users for free.

Custom Scripts

If you use an analytics tool not listed here, you can still add it to your website using custom scripts.

Finding Analytics Settings

You can access Analytics in Oniva.io in three ways:

The first two ways to access SEO settings are available inside the editor:

1 - From the editor header: While editing a page, click the Settings icon in the header, between the editing mode button and the preview button.

2- From the Pages panel: Click the Pages pannel from the left siderbar and then the Settings button.

Oniva.io website pages manager showing main page and terms of service with editing and settings configuration options.

The third way is from your home page, where all your projects are listed. Find the website you want to edit its SEO settings and click the Settings button.

Oniva.io dashboard displaying recent websites with options to edit, manage, and publish no-code projects.

When you click this button, under the Analytics title in the left sidebar, click on the tracking tool you want to configure.

What is Consent Mode Banner?

Before enabling any analytics tools, it’s important to inform your visitors that your website uses cookies. Oniva.io lets you configure a Consent Mode Banner that appears to users when they visit your site. This banner informs visitors that your website uses cookies and lets them choose whether to accept or deny all tracking.

There are three modes available:

1 - Do not display any consent banner:

The banner will not be shown. Analytics tracking runs automatically.

2 - Accept Cookies Only Banner:

Visitors must accept cookies to continue navigating the site.

3 - Basic Consent Banner:

Visitors can choose to allow or deny cookies. If denied, all tracking tags will be disabled for that visitor.

Important: If you configure multiple tracking tags (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel), they will all use the same consent mode.

Configuring Your Analytics Tag

1 - Select which analytics platform you want to configure:

Inside the Analytics Settings menu, find the analytics tracking tool you want to configure - Google Tracking or Meta Pixel. Then, enable the tag you want to configure

Oniva.io analytics configuration dashboard displaying Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics integration options with consent mode settings for no-code website building

2 - Configure the tag:

Follow the step-by-step instructions for the chosen platform.

Google Tag Manager

To connect Google Tag Manager, you’ll need your Container ID.

- Log into your Google Analytics account.

- You’ll see a list of all your accounts. Find the one associated with the website you're configuring.

- You’ll see your Container ID (it looks like GTM-XXXXXX) on the card showing the Google Tag Manager account associated with the website you're configuring.

Oniva.io Google Tag Manager integration screen with Container ID input field (GTM-XXXXXXX format) for connecting analytics tracking to AI-built websites

- Copy this ID and paste it into the Tag Manager field in Oniva.io.

Google Analytics:

To connect Google Analytics, you’ll need your Measurement ID.

- Log into your Google Analytics account.

- From the left sidebar, go to Admin.

- Under Property, select Data Streams.

Google Analytics Admin panel displaying Property Settings and Data Streams configuration options for website analytics management and tracking setup

- Choose your website’s stream, and you’ll see your Measurement ID at the top right (it starts with G-XXXXXX).

Oniva.io Google Analytics setup interface showing Measurement ID input field (G-XXXXXXXXX format) for direct analytics implementation on no-code websites

- Copy this ID and paste it into the Google Analytics field in Oniva.io.

Google Analytics Web stream details page showing Measurement ID field and Enhanced measurement settings for comprehensive website tracking and data collection

Meta Pixel:

To connect Meta Pixel, you’ll need your Pixel ID.

- Log into your Meta Business Suite.

- Go to Events Manager from the sidebar.

- Select your Pixel from the list.

- Your Pixel ID appears under the Pixel name (a long number).

- Copy this number and paste it into the Meta Pixel field in Oniva.io

Oniva.io Meta Pixel integration interface with Pixel ID input field for Facebook and Instagram advertising conversion tracking on AI-generated websites

3- Configure Consent Mode Banner and save:

After adding your tracking tags, select the Consent Mode Banner you want to use. Once you’ve selected the banner, scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save to apply your changes.

Deleting a Analytics Tracking Tag

Tip: If you only want to temporarily disable a tracking tag without losing its configuration, simply switch it off and click Save.

If you don’t want a tracking tag on your website anymore:

1 - Select which analytics platform you want to delete:

Inside the Analytics Settings menu, find the analytics tracking tool you want to delete - Google Tracking or Meta Pixel.

2 - Delete the tag:

Click the trash icon on the card of the tool you want to remove.

Oniva.io Google Tag Manager settings with delete/remove tag functionality highlighted, showing GTM Container ID configuration and toggle controls for no-code website analytics management

3 - Save changes:

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save to apply the changes.

Note: You don’t need to worry about the Consent Mode Banner. If at least one tracking tool remains active, the banner will continue working. If you delete/disable all tracking tools, the consent banner will also be removed, and your website will no longer display a consent banner.