Summary
Your weekend traffic outperforms weekdays
Saturday and Sunday brought 64% of this week's signups despite only 32% of traffic. Worth checking if you can schedule promotional content for weekends.
Why analytics matter for Carrd sites
Carrd is perfect for landing pages, link bios, and tiny launch sites. The downside is it has zero built-in analytics. You publish your site, share it, and have no idea what happened. Muro adds privacy-friendly tracking with plain-language insights, so you actually know if your launch worked or your bio link is doing its job.
How to add Muro to Carrd
You can add Muro to your Carrd site in about two minutes. Note that you'll need a Carrd Pro plan for this to work:
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Open your Carrd site editor
Add a new Embed element anywhere on the page. It can sit in any container, since we'll hide it next.
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Configure the embed
Set the embed Style to Hidden and Place to Body. Paste the Muro script tag as the embed content. The script will run silently in the background.
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Publish
Save and publish your site. Muro starts tracking right away. You'll see your first insights the next morning.
Embeds require a Carrd Pro plan, which starts at $19/year. The free plan does not support custom code, so this won't work there.
What Muro tracks on Carrd
Once installed, Muro tracks the things that matter — automatically.
Visitors and pageviews on your Carrd site
Click-throughs on every link and button
Where your traffic actually comes from
Devices, browsers, and countries
Form submissions if your form posts to a third-party endpoint
Real situations where Muro helps Carrd users
These are the kinds of moments where a daily insight email beats a dashboard.
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You launched a landing page on Product Hunt and want to know if it converted
Muro tracks every visitor by source, so you'll know how many of those Product Hunt visitors actually clicked your CTA versus just looked and left.
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You use Carrd as a link bio and want to know which links get clicked
Muro tracks every outbound click. You'll see which projects, social profiles, or referral links are actually getting traffic from your bio.
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You're A/B testing a hero headline and want to know which one wins
Publish two versions on different URLs (/page-a and /page-b), drive traffic to both, and use Muro to compare conversion rates. No A/B testing tool required.
What you'll actually get
Muro doesn't show you charts. It tells you what matters. Here's an example insight a Carrd site might receive.
Tips for getting more out of Muro on Carrd
Quick wins from people who use Muro every day.
Hide the embed by setting Style to Hidden, otherwise it'll show up as a blank space on your page.
If your Carrd form sends a confirmation email but doesn't redirect, signups won't be tracked. Switch to a form that redirects to a thank-you page or use a third-party service that does.
Carrd lets you publish to a custom domain on Pro. Use one if you can. Custom domains help with branding and avoid tracking issues some browsers have with carrd.co subdomains.
If your one-pager is your launch page, set up a single conversion event in Muro for the main CTA click. That gives you a clear conversion rate to track.
Common questions about Muro on Carrd
No. Custom code embeds require a Carrd Pro plan. The free plan doesn't support third-party scripts. If you're serious about tracking, the $19/year Pro plan is well worth it.
Not if you set the embed Style to Hidden. The script runs silently in the background and doesn't render any visible elements.
It depends. Carrd's built-in form sends emails directly without changing the page, so submissions are hard to track from the client side. If your form posts to a service like Mailchimp or ConvertKit and redirects to a thank-you page, the redirect is tracked as a conversion.
Both work. Muro is simpler, doesn't need a cookie banner, and tells you what your numbers mean instead of just showing them. Google Analytics is more powerful if you want to spend hours configuring it.