Guide · Last updated October 2026
CDN and traffic analytics
Deliver assets faster and see where your traffic comes from.
What CDN does
When included and enabled on your plan, CDN delivers your public images, styles, scripts and fonts from your plan’s delivery regions. Your pages, WordPress admin and logged-in sessions continue to run on your site. Staging stays separate. CDN is powered by staticweb.site.
See your traffic
Open Analytics in the menu or CDN & analytics on your site. Choose a website and month to see bandwidth, asset requests and a world map of visitor countries. Asset requests include repeat visits and bots; they are not unique visitors. Country reports can cover only part of a month, and their available date range is shown below the map.
Understand your allowance
Server bandwidth covers traffic served directly from your hosting server; CDN traffic covers assets delivered through the CDN. Pricing lists these separately. Using the CDN allowance does not turn off your website. The monthly CDN allowance is shared across all sites on the same subscription and resets each UTC calendar month. Other subscriptions have separate allowances. When the allowance is used, CDN delivery pauses and new page loads use assets from your site. Reports may lag and allow some extra transfer before the pause takes effect.
Refresh or pause delivery
Choose Clear cache after changing an asset if an older version still appears. Publishing from staging and restoring a backup also refresh the CDN cache automatically. You can pause or enable CDN for a site; changes usually apply within a few minutes. A browser may still keep its own cached copy until it expires or you reload.
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