“SimpleAnalytics : A privacy-first Google Analytics alternative.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so +1 · source ↗Simple Analytics
Cookie-free website analytics from the Netherlands, with a free plan that keeps 30 days of history.
Simple Analytics is a hosted website analytics service run by Simple Analytics B.V. in the Netherlands. It shows pageviews, visitors, referrers, pages, countries, devices and UTM campaigns, plus custom events, without cookies and without storing IP addresses, and its data is hosted on EU infrastructure.
You add one script tag, scripts.simpleanalyticscdn.com/latest.js, with an optional <noscript> image for visitors without JavaScript. Pageviews in single-page apps built with React, Vue or Angular are picked up automatically. Simple Analytics publishes packages for Next.js, Nuxt, Vue and Gatsby, and events can be sent from the browser, automatically for outbound links and downloads, or from your server.
A small team gets a free plan with unlimited pageviews across 5 websites, but only the last 30 days of history. Paid plans keep 3 years of data, are priced by monthly datapoints (pageviews and events), and the bill follows actual usage. There are Stats, Export and Admin APIs, a GA4 importer, and a custom subdomain or proxy option so ad blockers are less likely to block the script.
The free plan has one user and a fair-use policy for very large traffic; paid plans include one user and charge for each extra. Imported Google Analytics data is filtered down to pageviews only, and the GA4 import stops where your Simple Analytics data begins.
Where it fits
Who uses it
26 makers' products, each linked to the source that shows it.
“Listed in their tool stack on Starter Story (analytics)”
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Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“Listed in their tool stack on Starter Story (span)”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“For analytics, I’ve used Simple Analytics since day one.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“Listed in their tool stack on Starter Story (analytics)”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗What makers say
2 makers on why they use Simple Analytics, in their own words on Product Hunt.
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SimpleAnalytics : A privacy-first Google Analytics alternative.
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Do I need a cookie banner for Simple Analytics?
Simple Analytics says no. It sets no cookies, discards IP addresses after each request, and says its anonymised metrics aren't personal data under GDPR. source ↗
Where is the data stored?
On servers in the EU, with Worldserver and Leaseweb as hosting providers. source ↗
Does it work with single-page apps?
Yes. The script records route changes in SPAs built with frameworks such as React, Vue and Angular automatically. source ↗
Can I stop ad blockers from blocking it?
You can serve the script from your own subdomain by pointing a CNAME at simpleanalyticsexternal.com, or set up a proxy, which is harder to set up but less likely to be blocked. source ↗
Can I import my Google Analytics history?
GA4 properties only, and only page_view events are kept; the import covers everything before your first Simple Analytics pageview on that site. source ↗
Is there an API?
Yes. A Stats API for aggregated numbers, an Export API for raw datapoints, and an Admin API for managing websites. source ↗
Is Simple Analytics free?
Yes — there is a free tier a small product can run on; paid use starts at $15/mo. source ↗
Is Simple Analytics open source or self-hostable?
Not open source, and hosted only.
Can AI coding agents work with Simple Analytics?
No llms.txt, official MCP server or CLI found yet.
Who uses Simple Analytics?
26 makers' products we track, each with a source. source ↗