talivia

Talivia ties your web analytics to your actual revenue. It's a self-hosted, open source "revenue-first" analytics platform for founders that combines the usual web analytics and session replay with revenue attribution pulled straight from payment processors like Stripe, LemonSqueezy, and Polar. Instead of two dashboards that never talk, you see which traffic actually turned into money. It's a Next.js and Postgres app.

The pitch is the join most tools skip: connecting behavior to dollars in one place. It goes after PostHog, Plausible, and Matomo on the analytics side, and the "datafast" style revenue-analytics products directly.

Solo founders and small teams self-host it for free. The paid path is Talivia Cloud, which adds the managed hosting plus richer integrations like Search Console, GitHub activity, and social mentions.

The catch is freshness. This is very new, the public history is thin, so maturity and long-term maintenance are real questions before you build reporting on it. It's also open-core: the most useful integrations sit behind the Cloud tier, so "free self-hosted" gets you the base, not the full picture. Promising, but pilot it before you trust it.