Deployed Site Settings and Limits
How do I add Google Analytics or a Facebook Pixel to my deployed site, and what are the limits?
Under the domain section of the builder, the "Analytics and extra code" card takes a GA4 Measurement ID, a Facebook Pixel ID, custom head code and a noindex toggle; saving applies instantly with no redeploy. Everything works fully on your own domain. Limits: 40 files per app, 300,000 characters per file, image uploads 2.5 MB each and 60 a day.
The settings you get after Publish
Publish a site and a card called "Analytics and extra code" opens under the domain section of the builder. The jobs WordPress needed plugins for live in one place:
- Google Analytics (GA4): see who visits and when. Open a free account at analytics.google.com and copy the Measurement ID (starts with G-) from Admin.
- Facebook Pixel: measure who reached the site from a boosted Facebook ad. The Pixel ID (numbers only) is in Events Manager at business.facebook.com.
- Custom head code: Google Search Console verification meta, a TikTok pixel, any small snippet (up to 4,000 characters).
- noindex: hide the site from Google while it is not ready; untick later and it shows again.
Press save and it is live; no redeploy needed. On the live site the change can take about a minute to show, up to 5 minutes for images and files (edge cache). It is the same on the free address and on your own domain.
Where it works fully, where partially
- On your own domain (like aiinbangla.com): everything works fully, just like ordinary hosting.
- On the share link: the link runs in a security sandbox, so analytics work in a limited way (visits count, but visitors cannot be told apart). For proper measurement just publish the site; it all works on the free address.
Your site's limits, in plain words
| Thing | Limit |
| Files in one app | up to 40 |
| One file's size | 300,000 characters (about 300 KB) |
| The whole app together | 2,000,000 characters (about 2 MB of code) |
| Image uploads | up to 2.5 MB each (stored as JPEG), 60 a day |
| AI-generated images | 20 a day |
| Old versions of the app | the last 20 are kept |
| Apps per account | 100 |
For an ordinary business site, portfolio or game these limits are plenty. Video files cannot be hosted; upload the video to YouTube and embed it in the site.
How it stays fast
Published sites are served from a worldwide edge network, HTTPS comes on by itself, and because pages are pre-built the site does not slow down however many visitors come.