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A property represents one site you own. Widgets are attached to a property and serve only when embedded on its domains, so the first step is registering the site correctly.

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Domains and aliases

Set the canonical domain without a scheme, for example example.com. If the site also runs on subdomains, list them as aliases: www.example.com, blog.example.com, or *.example.com to match any subdomain. Aliases must be subdomains of the canonical domain. A different domain is a different property with its own verification and review.

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Adding many sites at once

Click Add many in the properties list and paste your domains, one per line (URLs are fine, only the host is kept), up to 200 per batch. Each domain becomes its own property named after the domain, with www. as an alias. Domains you already registered are skipped and listed back to you. The new properties go through the usual review; verification is automatic once the tag below is in place.

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Verifying ownership

Verification proves the domain is yours. Open the property, pick one of two options in the Domain verification card, then click Verify now:
  1. Token file (easiest): download the ready onlytraffic-<token>.txt file from the form and put it in the site root, so it opens at https://example.com/onlytraffic-<token>.txt.
  2. Meta tag: add <meta name="onlytraffic-verification" content="<token>"> to your homepage <head>.
The check runs over HTTPS from our servers. If it fails right after you uploaded the file, wait a minute for caches and retry. Verified properties pass moderation faster and the badge is visible to our review team.

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One tag for all your sites

If you run several sites, use the account-wide token shown in the Add many window and on every unverified property page. It is the same meta tag or token file, but shared by all your properties: put it in the template of every site once, and each property verifies on its own during the automatic re-checks (every 10 minutes). Per-site tokens keep working alongside it. The token stays the same unless your manager resets it.

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Moderation

New properties and any domain or alias change go through review. While a property is pending, its widgets do not serve yet. The status column in the list shows exactly one state at a time: Pausing a property stops all its widgets. Archived properties are hidden from forms but keep their history.