Pulse Analytics
Cookie-free web analytics with uptime, speed & search data
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Pulse Analytics - Cookie-free web analytics with uptime, speed & search data

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Pulse Analytics puts traffic, uptime, performance and Google Search Console data in one dashboard, without cookies. No fingerprinting, no personal data stored, and a script under 3 KB. Built in Belgium, hosted in Switzerland. The dashboard and tracking script are open source (AGPL). Read your numbers through the public API, the CLI, or the MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Free for one site up to 5,000 pageviews a month, with every feature on every plan.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Usman, founder of Ciphera, a small privacy company in Belgium. Why we built Pulse: a typical small site runs Google Analytics behind a cookie banner, an uptime monitor in another tool, and Search Console in a third tab. We wanted one dashboard that answers what site owners actually ask (how many people came, from where, what they read, and whether the site is fast and up) without cookies and without profiling visitors. What's in it: • Traffic: visitors, pages, referrers, UTM campaigns, goals, funnels, scroll depth, realtime • Uptime monitoring with incident history • Performance checks (Lighthouse, run on our own servers) • Google Search Console and Bing data next to your traffic • A public API, an open-source CLI, and a read-only MCP server so you can ask Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor about your stats Pricing: free for one site up to 5,000 pageviews a month, no card. Business starts at €11/month. Every feature is on every plan. The demo runs on our own site's real traffic and needs no account: Two things I'd love your feedback on: the first thing that confuses you in the dashboard, and whether uptime, speed and search data next to your analytics is useful or just noise. 🧡

, I support any privacy-by-design MarTech solution! Good luck.
Curious about what the USP is compared to existing solutions like Plausible & Umami. Care to share?

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 , Thank you! Honest answer: Plausible and Umami are both great, and on the basics (cookie-free, lightweight) we're close.

Where Pulse differs:

1. More than traffic: uptime monitoring and daily performance checks sit right next to your analytics, plus Search Console and Bing data. With Plausible or Umami you'd add separate tools for those.

2. Data hosted in Switzerland, by a Belgian company. Umami Cloud is run by a US company.

3. A free plan with every feature (one site, 5,000 pageviews/month, no card). Plausible starts at $9/month.

Where they win: both can be self-hosted, and Pulse can't today. Plausible also has the longer track record. Happy to go deeper on any of it!

hey usman, congrats on pulse! we're launching benson today too: . hope the launch goes well.

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, thank you! congratz on the launch, it looks good!!