Review of Plausible Analytics by José Suárez

Plausible Analytics is a web analytics tool that stands out for its focus on privacy and transparency. What impresses me most about Plausible is its commitment to helping people safeguard their online privacy by offering an ethical alternative to traditional analytics solutions. Their transparent business model and user privacy focus are a breath of fresh air in the web analytics industry. This approach has deeply inspired me and motivated me to seek ways to apply similar principles in my digital marketing studio. Plausible demonstrates that it is possible to gain valuable insights without compromising user privacy, and that's something I aim to integrate into my own professional practice.

11mo ago

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•3 reviews

Your service is satisfactory so I made you my business partner. From now on you will provide me with all accounts. Thanks buddy.

8mo ago

Michael Sealy

•2 reviews

Works great for my analytics needs and it is written in Elixir which I also use for Cassava.

1yr ago

Lennart Witstock

•6 reviews

Easy insights that are understandable

1yr ago

Bhavik Chavda

•3 reviews

Best analytics app that is both Privacy and Performance friendly. Provides every essential metric of your site to get an idea of every visit happening on your site. The best alternative to Google Analytics.

1yr ago

flo merian

•24 reviews

Clean, delightful UI. Digestible and actionable. Plausible makes web analytics great again.

2yr ago

•2 reviews

Basic feature are in place. But documentation is lacking and in some areas the information (like for the goals) is outdated. Support provides... wel no support. We also have an issue were we got a lot of 404 pages, contacted support about this and provided with 11-12 date/times/screenshots but they simply said: we dont know. A shame, it seems like a good product but support and the feature doesnt explain the price. Its basically just an open source script with a fancy site

3yr ago

Roger Zurawicki

•7 reviews

Does just what is says on the can! The first-party tracking with a custom subdomain works really well too. I've integrated with static sites and Next.js

1yr ago