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Alternatives to Plausible Analytics

Estonian-incorporated privacy-first analytics, bootstrapped and self-funded. Cross-reference: listed in our directory as a product.

Alternatives
5
CLOUD Act · none
3
Free tier
2

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Which are the closest Plausible Analytics alternatives?

Ordered by feature parity and migration friction, which is weighted higher than feature breadth.

Figure 1Closest matches to Plausible Analytics

Ireland · Founded 2019
EU-Sovereign

Solo-developer open-source web analytics on Hetzner DE/FI; no IP storage, no trackers, free for reasonable public use, source on GitHub.

Public DPA: Not assessed Sub-processors: Yes Open source: Yes
From
—
CLOUD Act
None
Germany
EU-Based

German sole-proprietor cookieless analytics, B2B-only, with daily-rotating anonymisation and BunnyCDN script delivery.

Public DPA: Yes Sub-processors: Yes Open source: No
From
€5/mo
CLOUD Act
Minor
United States · Founded 2020
US-Linked

MIT-licensed open-source web analytics (Umami Software Inc., US); EU region on managed cloud, self-host on any EU infrastructure.

Public DPA: Yes Sub-processors: Yes Open source: Yes
From
€9/mo
CLOUD Act
Direct

How do the 5 alternatives to Plausible Analytics compare?

All 5 alternatives, benchmarked against Plausible Analytics.

Feature comparison

Beyond compliance: how these alternatives compare on the capabilities you actually use day to day.

Table 2Capabilities by product
Feature GoatCounter Trackboxx Umami Pirsch Analytics Wide Angle Analytics
Cookieless Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Self-hostable Yes No Yes Yes No
Custom events Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Funnels No Yes Yes Yes No
Session replay No No Yes No No
GA import No No Yes Yes No
Stats API Yes No Yes Yes Yes

Source: vendor documentation, as of Aug 2026.

How we verified each row above

For every product we read the public DPA, sub-processors document, hosting region declaration, and corporate ownership records. Each is timestamped. Signals are editorial, re-verified quarterly. We never accept self-attestation.

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