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Web and product analytics with funnels, retention, profiles and session replay, priced by events.

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What is OpenPanel?

Web and product analytics with funnels, retention, profiles and session replay, priced by events.

Research & DataAnalytics & DashboardsProduct analyticsWeb analyticsSelf-hosted

Who is OpenPanel best for?

OpenPanel is best for product teams that want Mixpanel-style funnels and retention without per-seat pricing.

  • Product analytics without seat fees

    Team members, dashboards and features are unlimited on every plan; only events are counted.

  • Web and app tracking together

    SDKs for web, React Native, iOS and Android send events into the same project.

  • Funnels, retention and replays

    Funnels, cohorts, user profiles, session replay and A/B test breakdowns sit next to the traffic reports.

  • Asking AI about your users

    A hosted MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or another MCP client query your analytics.

How much does OpenPanel cost?

OpenPanel is free to self-host with no event limits, and OpenPanel Cloud starts at $2.50 a month for 5,000 events, with every feature on every plan.

Self-hosted$0Free, on your own server
  • No event limits
  • Same code as Cloud; releases arrive a little later
  • Setup script and one-command upgrades
Cloud 5K$2.50Per month for 5,000 events
  • Unlimited websites, apps and team members
  • Every feature, including session replay
  • Hosted in the EU
Cloud 250K$30Per month for 250,000 events
  • Unlimited dashboards and tracked profiles
  • Funnels, retention, A/B tests and the API
  • Over the limit, new events wait; no overage bill

Other monthly tiers: 10,000 events $5, 100,000 $20, 1M $90, 2.5M $180, 10M $350 and 50M $900; above that is custom. Yearly billing costs ten months of the monthly price. The 30-day free trial needs no card. Open source projects can get free Cloud up to 2.5M events a month in return for a link back. Full pricing on openpanel.dev. We checked these prices on .

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Is OpenPanel open source?

Yes. OpenPanel's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.

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Last commit
9 Nov
Repository age
2 years
Licence
AGPL 3.0
Self-hosted
Yes
Run it yourselfThe code and the steps to put it on your own server are in its repository on GitHub.View on GitHub
Host it on a serverHostinger and Railway set it up on a server for you with a one-click install.

What are the best OpenPanel alternatives?

OpenPanel is an open source alternative to Databuddy, Mixpanel, Usermaven and Simple Analytics. PostHog and Litlyx do the same job and are open source too.

Questions about OpenPanel

What is OpenPanel?

Web and product analytics with funnels, retention, profiles and session replay, priced by events.

Who is OpenPanel for?

OpenPanel is best for product teams that want Mixpanel-style funnels and retention without per-seat pricing.

Is OpenPanel free?

Yes. OpenPanel has a free Self-hosted plan: no event limits.

How much does OpenPanel cost?

OpenPanel's paid plans are Cloud 5K at $2.50 per month for 5,000 events and Cloud 250K at $30 per month for 250,000 events.

Is OpenPanel open source?

Yes. OpenPanel's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.

What are the best OpenPanel alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Databuddy, Mixpanel, Usermaven, Simple Analytics, PostHog and Litlyx.

Where can I try OpenPanel?

On its official website, openpanel.dev.

Is the self-hosted version of OpenPanel limited?

No. Self-hosting runs the same open source code as OpenPanel Cloud with no event limits, though new releases reach Cloud first. You run it with Docker Compose on a Linux server with at least 4 GB of RAM.