Is there a tool in Webflow or any third-party integrations that can track the number of views, countries, and other analytics on my website?

Yes, Webflow has built-in analytics tools that can track the number of views and provide insights about your website's performance. To access the analytics feature, you need to have a hosting plan with Webflow.

Webflow's analytics tool offers several metrics, including the total number of page views, unique visitors, average time spent on the site, bounce rate, and more. These metrics can give you a broad understanding of your website's popularity and engagement levels.

Moreover, Webflow's analytics also shows you traffic sources, such as direct traffic, organic search, referrals, and social media. This can help you identify which channels are driving traffic to your site and adjust your marketing strategy accordingly.

Unfortunately, Webflow's analytics doesn't provide granular information about the countries of your website visitors. However, you can integrate third-party tools like Google Analytics or Matomo (formerly Piwik) to gain more detailed insights.

Google Analytics is a widely used and powerful analytics tool that can give you comprehensive data about your website's traffic, user behavior, and demographics. To integrate Google Analytics, you can easily add your tracking ID to your Webflow project settings or use custom code to embed the tracking script.

Similarly, Matomo is a privacy-focused analytics platform that offers features similar to Google Analytics. Integrating Matomo with your Webflow site requires adding custom code to the project.

Both Google Analytics and Matomo provide country-specific analytics, giving you insights into the geographical distribution of your website visitors.

By using a combination of Webflow's built-in analytics and third-party tools, you can gain a thorough understanding of your website's performance, track visitor metrics, and obtain insights about your audience's location and behavior.