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Analytics tools that show where visitors come from, what they do and, for some, what they pay: Google Analytics and the cookieless alternatives developers switch to. Plans and prices checked by the Tailkits editors.
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Analytics that ties Stripe and other payments to traffic sources; from $9/mo
Open-source cookieless analytics with free funnels; $20 for 1M events
Analytics suite with replays and flags; 1M free events a month, billed by event
Cookieless analytics hosted only in the EU; $19 a month for 100k pageviews
Cookieless analytics with 50 sites on every plan; $15 for 100,000 pageviews
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Built something good? Submit a productHow to choose a web analytics tool
Start with the question you want answered.
How many visitors, and from where? Plausible, Fathom and Umami are cookieless Google Analytics alternatives with a light script and a one-page dashboard. Plausible is hosted only in the EU, and Plausible and Umami can also be self-hosted.
What do people do in the product? PostHog adds session replays, feature flags, experiments and surveys to event analytics.
Which channels bring paying customers? DataFast pulls in your payments and shows revenue next to each traffic source.
Everything, at no cost? Google Analytics is free at any volume and connects to Google Ads and Search Console, but it sets cookies, so it needs consent in the EU.
Most of these add one small script, so you can run two side by side for a month before you choose.