Self-hosted, friendly, all-in-one web analytics tool. Lightweight tracking, session replays, heatmaps, user journeys & more. - Pay once, have it forever - Free future updates - Open source code You can even start your own SAAS with the Extended License.
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66Analytics, the best analytics tool on the internet. I announced all my friends about this excellent tool!
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So this is built on PHP, love the opensource. I think it will help more if you can publish some stats of what amount of traffic this can handle. As MYSQL and PHP has some performance issues in general.
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I'd like 66Analytics. An excellent analytics tool for SaaS. I want to check it out now, but cannot find it at CodeCanyon.
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Love this product and great dev behind it. I wrote a tutorial on how to install on Cloudways DO instead of a raw DO server, which IMO is a much better set up if you are looking to scale or use in production: https://isotropic.co/how-to-host...
Only a day of using it so far, but this is a REALLY nice product -- Thank you Fabian!
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I know your work from codecanyon especially for socialproofo that I acquired. Your work really deserves to be appreciated at its true value. You and the quality of your application have even inspired me to launch my own self-hosted invoicing software. Great author!!
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Are you planning to launch it on Codecanyon as well?
@guyrinzema At the moment I do not know if it will be launched on codecanyon as well or not. Thank you so much for the comment!
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@altumcode Thats cool. I prefer no launch on Codecanyon to be honest, don't want it to end up like Nextpost; thousands of horrible maintained 'instagram automation' tools based on the same script.
Any chance I can hire you to integrate a different payment method?
@guyrinzema I see what you mean, but if its launched on Codecanyon it doesn't mean its going to be copied necessarily. At the moment, unfortunately, I am not able to take on freelance work due to the time available on my side..
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@altumcode I understand, but even still. It will make the script more common on the web, makes the value of the extended license less. Thanks for your replies by the way.
@guyrinzema It is my pleasure! The goal is to make it as good as I possibly can as a one man developer and still make a living doing what I like, so this totally depends on how it goes with self publishing the product :).
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super cool product, can the tracking be embedded via Google Tag Manager?
@thea_prpic glad you like it! It can not be, because the system is checking for who is calling the pixel code so that it only works on active tracked websites.
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@altumcode I see, thank you. Is there any chance that could be added/developed in the future? How would you describe the biggest difference to tools like Matomo? How can we extract the data to use it for instance in a bigger BI framework? Are there any other requirements for deployment other than what's listed here> https://66analytics.com/docs/ ?
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@altumcode hey, any tips on the questions above? My agency is interested in this for the extended license but we could use a bit more info. thanks :)
@thea_prpic Hey there, I'm sorry, I just saw that I didn't answer your latest message. I have not used the tool that you have mentioned so I can't give you a proper comparison but what I can tell you is that my product is focused on delivering a simple, good looking and nice to work with experience and features that otherwise you would have to pay hundreds per month for (session recordings, events tracking, heatmaps) and not on highly complex analytics. Of course, the heatmaps and session recordings are more simple at this level compared to hotjar or the "big" players in the game. Let me know if you have any other questions, happy to answer!
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