You can view information about your static sites resource usage in your Sevalla Dashboard. Static Site Hosting is free for the first 100 GB of bandwidth per month and 600 build minutes per month; after that, pricing is usage-based, and you only pay for resources if your sites exceed the free limits. For more information, refer to Static Site Pricing. 

Static site resource usage on your Sevalla Dashboard.

If your static sites exceed the free limits, the billing amounts are also included in the Spending overview chart within your Sevalla Dashboard. This chart shows the spending overview for all Sevalla services.

Spending overview for your Sevalla services on your Sevalla Dashboard.

Static site analytics within each site shows you information about HTTP requests to your site, including requests per minute, response time, slowest requests, and the top pages. When viewing the analytics, you can choose to see data for the past 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours, 1 day, 2 days, 4 days, or 7 days.  To access these reports, go to your static site’s Analytics page (Static sites > sitename > Analytics).

Static site Analytics page.

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Requests per minute

The Requests per minute chart shows the average number of HTTP requests per minute (RPM) of all HTTP requests for the time period selected.

Requests per minute chart.

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Response time

The Response time chart shows the average response time for all HTTP requests for the time period selected.

Response time chart.

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Slowest requests

The Slowest requests table shows the 10 slowest requests to your site for the selected time period and the average response time it took to complete.

Slowest HTTP requests table.

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Top pages

The Top pages table shows the top 10 most requested pages by the number of views for your site.

Top pages requests table.

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Additional notes

Analytics data is retained for 30 days. We suggest checking your Static Site Analytics frequently after first deploying to Sevalla and periodically after that. If you see any unexplained analytics data or inconsistency that concerns you, you should further investigate to determine the cause.