Plausible Analytics

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Plausible Analytics

Website stats that fit on a single screen and skip the cookie banner entirely

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Plausible Analytics is a lightweight, open-source web analytics platform designed as a simpler, privacy-respecting alternative to Google Analytics, adding under 1KB to page weight and collecting no cookies or personal data whatsoever. Rather than burying insights in dozens of nested reports, Plausible surfaces page views, top sources, countries, and devices on one clean dashboard, backed by a PostgreSQL and ClickHouse stack for fast querying at scale. Because it never processes personally identifiable information, sites using it are compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and PECR without needing a cookie consent banner at all; a free, AGPL-licensed Community Edition can be self-hosted, while the independently owned managed cloud service is hosted entirely on EU-based infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Plausible Analytics free and open source?

Yes, Plausible Analytics is open source.

What can I use instead of Google Analytics?

You can use Plausible Analytics as a free, open-source alternative to Google Analytics.

Can I self-host Plausible Analytics?

Yes, Plausible Analytics can be self-hosted on your own server or cloud infrastructure.

What is Plausible Analytics written in?

It is built using Elixir.

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