Plausible Analytics

Name: Plausible Analytics
Rating: 4.89 (35 reviews)

Simple analytics for your website

4.9•35 reviews•

242 followers

Simple analytics for your website

4.9•35 reviews•

242 followers

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A privacy focused, open source alternative to Google Analytics that lets you measure your traffic and gives you 100% data ownership.

Launch tags:Open Source•Analytics•Privacy

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I've been using Plausible since 09/09/2019 and I don't regret a single buck spent on it (there is also a free, self-hosted version as well). I've been tracking a few of my websites and haven't logged in back to the Google Analytics ever since 👀 Both @markosaric and @ukutaht are super-friendly and extremely helpful when it comes to support or tech chit-chat in general 🙌 A few months ago, some GitHub contributor performed some black magic thus reducing the JS file size to <1KB, which doesn't cause any heavy load while visiting tracked website. Also, there are custom domains if you need to fool those ad-blockers (which I think shouldn't be blocking Plausible, since it doesn't track users in a way the others do - you can find the article on their blog). Anyway, good stuff ⚡

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5yr ago

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Maker

@ukutaht @stojkovic thank you Nikola for the kind words and for your support!

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5yr ago

SimpleLogin

Congrats on the launch! The website is clear, transparent and no BS. As people care more and more about privacy, hopefully we'll have pretty soon privacy-focused worthy alternative to almost all services :).

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5yr ago

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Maker

@nguyenkims thank you Nguyen! that would be so good! we've now removed some 60 million pageviews from Google Analytics last month and if we get other tools to remove 60 million emails from Gmail, or 60 millions Google searches and so on and on, the web increasingly looks a bit more independent and a bit more healthy.

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5yr ago

I recently switched to it from another paid but abandoned analytics product and I'm super happy with it. The website is *super* fast and while there are some smaller improvements that could be made (Most of them already posted on the open issue tracker on Github, which is a very cool way of dealing with that). It's also cheaper than my previous solution if you sign up for a year, seems like a no-brainer to me as you usually don't switch between analytics products.

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5yr ago

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Maker

@tehwey that's great to hear, thanks Philipp! we'll try and deal with the other smaller improvements too! For those new to Plausible, the link to our Github public roadmap and feature requests page is this: https://github.com/plausible/ana...

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5yr ago

I find it just a bit too pricey for personal, non-profit projects (it's where I usually try to spend as little as possible) but I've recently decided to use it anyways, because it's the best analytics SaaS I've found so far as an alternative to the surveillance capitalism Google Analytics is, as well as to other free, self-hosting solutions which I don't want to bother with installing, configuring, etc. Really simple, sleek UI and nice UX. Love it!

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5yr ago

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Maker

@vitalypushkar Thank you Vitaly! We're aware we're up against "free" as in GA while many site owners are new to the idea of paid analytics. We want to help as many site owners as possible remove GA so we're doing what we can to keep prices as affordable as we can while at the same time trying to run a sustainable startup. One of the reasons we do marketing the way we are (organic only, no paid ads, no affiliates) is that it saves us money that helps us keep prices low. We don't need to pay 25%+ lifetime revenue share to affiliates for instance and we give that to our users instead. We'll see what more can be done in the future as we scale and as we hopefully get even bigger users.

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5yr ago

Salad Room

Been using Plausible since it launched and it's great. I love the simplicity and the makers ethical and open approach to making the product. I'm really happy to see it has been successful and resonated with other people as well!

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5yr ago

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Maker

@anthonyec thank you for the kind words Anthony and for the support!

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5yr ago

Dub

Still cannot believe how much traction you guys have made since you launched - you guys are masters at bootstrapping and SEO marketing! Congrats on the launch!

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5yr ago

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Maker

@steventey thank you Steven!

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5yr ago

Rohr Kreuz 01

Congratulations on the launch! When the time comes, there is a very good chance that I will become your customer (after 5 years of google analytics and 2 years of Matomo). to be continued ...

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5yr ago

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Maker

@johan_bavaud thanks Johan, sounds like a plan!

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Reviewers largely see Plausible Analytics as a clean, fast, privacy-first replacement for Google Analytics, especially for personal sites, small products, and client websites. They repeatedly praise its simple setup, transparent feel, bot filtering, and the ability to drop cookie banners; one user also says first-party tracking on a custom subdomain works well with static sites and Next.js. But the praise is not universal: one reviewer says reporting is basic, and another criticizes outdated documentation, weak support, unresolved 404 issues, and pricing that feels hard to justify.

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