Statlytic – Privacy-First Analytics

Ditch Google Analytics – Go Cookie-Free & Privacy-First

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Ditch Google Analytics – Go Cookie-Free & Privacy-First

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The Problem: Google Analytics is bloated, privacy-invasive, and requires cookie banners. It's 2025 - we deserve better! The Solution: Statlytic is a modern, privacy-first analytics platform that gives you powerful insights without compromising user privacy.

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Launch tags:Analytics•Privacy•Developer Tools

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Thanks for checking out Statlytic! We built Statlytic to give developers, marketers, and privacy-conscious website owners real-time analytics without compromising user privacy. Unlike traditional tools like Google Analytics, Statlytic doesn’t use cookies, doesn’t track personal data, and is fully GDPR compliant by design. That means you can get actionable insights about your traffic without annoying cookie banners or risking your users’ trust. Some of the features we’re most excited about: Real-time analytics – monitor live traffic, referrers, device types, and browser stats. Heatmaps & session recordings – see exactly how users interact with your site. SEO tools & performance metrics – track what’s working and what needs improvement. Exportable reports – easily share insights with your team or stakeholders. We designed Statlytic to be lightweight and fast — our tracking script is just 2KB compared to GA’s 45KB+ — so it won’t slow down your site. Plus, we keep pricing simple and transparent: free tier available, and Pro is only $9.99/month. We’d love to hear your thoughts! What analytics features do you wish existed but are missing in current tools? Any frustrations with GA or other platforms you’d like solved?

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5mo ago

Thesys

Congrats on launch!
How is Statlytic different from other GA alternatives such as Plausable and Umami?

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