Three hand-approved projects in our catalog replace Google Analytics. All three are analytics software. Plausible Analytics has the most GitHub stars (29.7K). Tick what matters to you and the list re-sorts so the closest fits come first.
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The alternatives
Pick what matters below. For now the three alternatives are in order of GitHub stars.
Simple, cookie-free website analytics on a server you control.
Uses no cookies or persistent identifiers and stores no IP addresses.
Shows all key traffic numbers on one dashboard, including a live view.
Tracks goals, custom events, outbound links, file downloads and form submissions.
Does not meet: Permissive licenceMeets: Open-source licenceDoes not meet: Released ≤ 90 daysDoes not meet: Gaining starsMeets: Written in ElixirDoes not meet: In a stack
Full web analytics you host yourself, with data in your own database.
Reports on goals, ecommerce, campaigns, events, site search and custom dimensions.
Includes Matomo Tag Manager for managing third-party tracking codes.
Can force tracking without cookies for all sites from the privacy settings.
Does not meet: Permissive licenceMeets: Open-source licenceMeets: Released ≤ 90 daysDoes not meet: Gaining starsMeets: Written in PHPDoes not meet: In a stack
Cookie-free web and product analytics with funnels and session replay.
Tracks sessions, unique users, pageviews and bounce rate without cookies.
Builds goals and funnels from pages, custom events, clicks and form submissions.
Session replay shows anonymised recordings with sensitive data masked.
Does not meet: Permissive licenceMeets: Open-source licenceMeets: Released ≤ 90 daysDoes not meet: Gaining starsMeets: Written in TypeScriptDoes not meet: In a stack
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