What is Plausible Analytics?
Cookie-free web analytics with a one-page dashboard and goals, as an EU cloud or self-hosted.
Who is Plausible Analytics best for?
Plausible Analytics is best for site owners and marketers who want simple traffic stats without cookies.
Leaving Google Analytics
It imports past Google Analytics stats, keeps familiar metrics and campaign tracking, and pulls keywords from Search Console.
Sites with strict privacy rules
It uses no cookies and stores no personal data or IP addresses, and the cloud keeps site data on servers in Germany.
Fast pages
The maker says its script is 54 times smaller than Google Analytics, so visitors load less code.
Agencies sharing stats
Shared links, embedded dashboards and team roles make it easy to show clients their numbers.
How much does Plausible Analytics cost?
Plausible Analytics is free to self-host as Community Edition; the cloud starts at $9 a month on Starter for 10,000 monthly pageviews, with Growth at $14 and Business at $19, after a 30-day free trial.
- Community Edition on your own server
- Raw data in your own ClickHouse database
- Community support only
- One site, no retention limit
- Goals, custom events and GA import
- Email and Slack reports
- Up to 3 sites and 3 team members
- Shared links and embedded dashboards
- Shared segments and annotations
- Up to 10 sites and 10 team members
- Funnels and ecommerce revenue attribution
- Stats API and Data Studio connector
Prices rise with traffic, up to 10M+ monthly pageviews, and paying yearly gives 2 months free. Enterprise is priced on request and adds single sign-on, the sites API, a managed proxy and scheduled raw data exports. Cloud data is processed only on EU-owned infrastructure. Full pricing on plausible.io. We checked these prices on .
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Is Plausible Analytics open source?
Yes. Plausible Analytics's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
On GitHub
29,834stars
+434 (+1.5%) in the last 30 days
- Last commit
- 12 Nov
- Repository age
- 7 years
- Latest release
- 15 May
- Licence
- AGPL 3.0
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- plausible/analytics
What are the best Plausible Analytics alternatives?
Plausible Analytics is an open source alternative to Google Analytics, Databuddy and Simple Analytics. PostHog, OpenPanel and Umami do the same job and are open source too.
Free tracking of website and app visitors, traffic sources and conversions, tied into Google Ads.
Tracks visitors, signups, funnels and revenue in one dashboard, for founders without a data team.
Privacy-first web analytics with no cookies.
Product analytics suite with session replay, feature flags, experiments, surveys and error tracking.
Web and product analytics with funnels, retention, profiles and session replay, priced by events.
Cookie-free traffic, event, funnel and retention reports for websites and products.
Questions about Plausible Analytics
What is missing from Plausible Community Edition?
Plausible Community Edition leaves out funnels, ecommerce revenue goals, SSO and the sites API, has simpler bot filtering, and gets new releases about twice a year. In return it is free, and you can read raw data straight from its ClickHouse database.
Who is Plausible Analytics for?
Plausible Analytics is best for site owners and marketers who want simple traffic stats without cookies.
Is Plausible Analytics free?
Yes. Plausible Analytics has a free Self-hosted plan: community Edition on your own server.
How much does Plausible Analytics cost?
Plausible Analytics's paid plans are Starter at $9 per month for 10k pageviews, Growth at $14 per month for 10k pageviews and Business at $19 per month for 10k pageviews.
Is Plausible Analytics open source?
Yes. Plausible Analytics's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best Plausible Analytics alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Google Analytics, Databuddy, Simple Analytics, PostHog, OpenPanel and Umami.
Where can I try Plausible Analytics?
On its official website, plausible.io.







