Open-source alternatives to Google Analytics
3 open-source and self-hostable projects you can use instead of Google Analytics, with license, free-edition limits and setup checked against official sources.
- UmamiAlternative to Google Analytics
A self-hosted, privacy-focused web analytics tool that works without cookies.
MITSelf-hostedCloud39kGitHub starsNot yet assessed - Plausible AnalyticsAlternative to Google Analytics
Lightweight, cookieless, privacy-focused web analytics with a self-hostable Community Edition.
AGPL-3.0Self-hostedCloud29kGitHub starsSome features paywalled - MatomoAlternative to Google Analytics
A self-hosted web analytics platform written in PHP that stores its data in your own MySQL or MariaDB database.
GPL-3.0Self-hostedCloud22kGitHub starsSome features paywalled
- Umami — Umami is an open-source web analytics tool you can run yourself, so visitor data stays on your own server.
- Plausible Analytics — Plausible is a privacy-focused, lightweight, self-hostable web analytics tool that replaces Google Analytics for basic traffic reporting.
- Matomo — Matomo is a free-software web analytics platform you can run on your own server, so you keep ownership of the visitor data.