Looking for a Cookie-Free Web Analytics Solution
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ChillPanda92
I'm on the hunt for a website analytics tool that can track some basic information without needing cookie consent. I've heard of Plausible, but I'm curious if there are other options out there. Any suggestions?
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We run Fathom in my agency. I think our subscription is around $500 a year, and we track about 50 sites. Works well for us!
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Plausible is definitely a solid choice! You might also want to check out Umami, which can be self-hosted and is quite similar to Plausible. Those are the main ones I’ve used and liked.
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I recently opted for Umami for a project I'm working on, and it’s been pretty good so far!
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You might want to look into Posthog. They have a bit of a pop-up about cookies that hints you might not need consent, but it’s not crystal clear. Just something to consider!
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I’ve used Goat Counter on a few websites, and nowadays, I lean towards using hosting features from platforms like Vercel or Netlify for that purpose.
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