100 Web Analytics resources for developers

Open-source, lightweight (<1KB) alternative to Google Analytics. It avoids cookies and is fully GDPR, CCPA, and PECR compliant by default.

Privacy-centric tool focusing on high-traffic performance. It uses a custom domain feature to bypass ad-blockers effectively.

A clean, no-cookie analytics tool that provides a 'bypass ad-blockers' script and a simple JSON API for data export.

A powerful, server-side focused analytics tool that integrates directly via SDKs for Go, PHP, and Python, or a standard JS snippet.

Privacy-first analytics that doesn't use any client-side state like cookies or localStorage. Free for all Cloudflare users.

A minimalist analytics tool built in the EU. Focuses on speed and zero tracking of personal data.

Real-time analytics with a focus on performance monitoring and automated alerts for traffic spikes or drops.

An analytics platform for developers to build real-time data products at scale using SQL on top of event streams.

Strictly GDPR-compliant B2B analytics with support for custom event tracking and complex domain filtering.

Open-source web analytics platform available as a hosted service or self-hosted binary. No tracking of personal data.

A simple, fast, privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics. Written in Node.js and uses Prisma for database flexibility (PostgreSQL/MySQL).

The most feature-complete open-source analytics platform. Provides full data ownership and extensive plugin ecosystem.

Node.js based analytics tool that provides a GraphQL API to interact with your data. Ideal for headless CMS setups.

An all-in-one product suite including event tracking, session recording, and feature flags. Best deployed via Docker or Kubernetes.

A modern, privacy-friendly, and detailed web analytics tool that doesn't use cookies or JS tracking pixels (it uses a 1x1 GIF).

An open-source analytics tool that treats users as equal partners by giving them access to their own data.

The column-oriented DBMS used by Plausible and PostHog. Essential for developers building custom high-scale analytics engines.

Enterprise-grade event data collection platform. Allows for complex pipeline customization and data lake integration.

Open-source Customer Data Platform (CDP). Use it to route event data from your app to multiple analytics destinations.

Connect Metabase to your self-hosted analytics database (PostgreSQL/ClickHouse) to create custom dashboards and BI reports.

Use Javascript Query Language (JQL) within Mixpanel to perform complex analysis on raw event data that standard UIs cannot handle.

Implement robust product analytics with built-in support for identity management and cross-device tracking.

Zero-config analytics for Next.js applications. It tracks core web vitals and basic traffic metrics automatically.

The industry standard for decoupling your application code from specific analytics vendors. Write once, route everywhere.

Bypass client-side limitations by sending event data directly from your server to Google Analytics 4 via REST API.

Integrate analytics with deployment. Track how specific features impact user behavior using built-in flags and cohorts.

Leverage Postgres-native analytics extensions to track user interactions directly within your application database.

Configure 'next.config.js' to proxy analytics scripts through your own domain to improve data accuracy and bypass blockers.

Use Edge Middleware (Vercel/Cloudflare) to bucket users and send variant IDs to your analytics provider without layout shift.

Use JSON Schema or TypeScript interfaces to validate event payloads before sending them to your analytics pipeline.