Open Source Alternatives
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Updated Mar 2026
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Leading open source web analytics platform
If you want website analytics without sending your visitors' data to Google, Matomo is the open source Google Analytics alternative. You self-host it, you own the data, your visitors' browsing habits stay on your servers.
Privacy-focused website analytics
If you want website analytics without sending your visitors' data to Google, Umami is a privacy-focused analytics tool that gives you pageviews, referrers, device info, and custom events — all without cookies or personal data collection. GDPR compliant by design.
Open source product analytics, session recording, and A/B testing
If you want to understand how people use your product — what they click, where they drop off, which features they actually use — PostHog gives you product analytics, session recordings, feature flags, A/B testing, and surveys in one platform. Self-host it or use their cloud.
Lightweight privacy-friendly web analytics
If you want website analytics without the privacy guilt of Google Analytics — no cookies, no tracking across sites, no personal data collection — Plausible gives you a clean, lightweight dashboard that tells you where your visitors come from and what they look at. The tracking script is under 1KB.
Including when one of these alternatives ships a major update. Free.