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Klar
Web analytics your visitors never have to consent to
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Web analytics your visitors never have to consent to
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Klar is privacy-first web analytics: no cookies, no fingerprinting, no personal data — so nothing to ask consent for, and no banner. One script tag, 1.9 KB. Pageviews, referrers, countries, devices, UTMs, custom events, goals, and funnels with per-step drop-off. Free for 100,000 pageviews a month across 3 sites — and importing your history from Plausible or Fathom is on the free plan too. During the beta the first 1,000 signups get Pro free for 30 days, no card.




Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Bastien. I run the ShipFast Syndicate with the Alpha Bros — one person plus a fleet of AI agents building a dozen small SaaS products. Every one of those products needed analytics, and every option was one of: Google Analytics (banner, 146 KB of script), a privacy tool that costs more than the product earns, or nothing.
So we built the one we wanted. Klar counts what happened on the site and refuses to know who did it. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no PII, so there's no banner — not because a lawyer said it's fine, but because there's nothing to consent to.
Under the hood: SvelteKit, Drizzle, Turso, Cloudflare Pages. The tracker is a single tag you paste; the dashboard shows today / 7 days / 30 days / 90 days / this year with a comparison to the previous period.
What we're proud of: goals and funnels with per-step drop-off, on the Pro plan for €7 — the hosted alternatives charge more for less. Domain aliases and an aggregate dashboard because we run many sites and wanted one screen.
Switching from Plausible or Fathom? Upload the export file you already have — starting from the free plan.
Two rows where the competition beats us, which you will find anyway so I would rather say them: Plausible's script is 1.3 KB against our 1.9 KB, and both Plausible and Umami are open source while we are only planning it. There is a comparison table on our pricing page that shows this.
What's not done yet, so you don't find out the hard way: email reports are scheduled but not sent. Data export gives you raw per-site CSVs of pageviews and events plus filtered per-report exports; a single all-time zip is still to come. Funnels are session-scoped — a session is 30 minutes, so they show where people drop out of one sitting, not a multi-day journey. And it isn't self-hostable yet; that's planned before we leave beta.
Klar is also the analytics behind every AlphaBros product. Dogfooding is the roadmap.
Try the Free plan, break something, tell me. I read every comment.