Plausible alternatives
Good Plausible alternatives are Umami and Matomo if you want traffic analytics on your own server, Fathom or Simple Analytics if you want a hosted cookieless service, and ProductLense if you also need revenue and profit by channel from your billing provider.
Plausible covers traffic analytics well. Teams look elsewhere when they need revenue per channel without writing revenue events, ad spend and profit, product analytics depth, or a different way to run it.
ProductLense
Cookieless analytics that reads ten billing providers and shows revenue and profit per channel. Free up to 10k events.
Umami
Cookieless web analytics you can run on your own server. Traffic and events; no billing connections.
Fathom
Closed-source, cookieless traffic analytics from $15 a month, with 50 sites included on every plan.
ProductLense vs Fathom in detailSimple Analytics
Cookieless, privacy-first traffic analytics from the Netherlands; closed source.
Matomo
Analytics under the GPL with a cookieless mode, on your own server or in their cloud. Ecommerce revenue comes from tracking events.
PostHog
Product suite with analytics, session replay, feature flags and experiments; 1M analytics events a month free.
ProductLense vs PostHog in detail
Facts from each vendor’s public pages, checked on 2026-10-11. Tell us if something changed.
Plausible alternatives: questions
- What is a cookieless alternative to Plausible?
- ProductLense, Fathom, Simple Analytics and Umami all avoid cookies by default, and Matomo has a cookieless mode. ProductLense counts visitors with a daily-salted hash of site, IP and user agent, stores no IP, and keeps raw events 90 days on servers in Germany, then hourly aggregates for the life of the account.
- Which Plausible alternative shows revenue by channel?
- ProductLense reads payments, refunds and fees from ten billing providers and attributes each payment to the visitor’s first touch, so revenue by source, campaign and landing page appears without revenue events. Plausible, Fathom and Umami can only show revenue that you send from your own code.
- Which Plausible alternative shows revenue per channel?
- ProductLense reads payments, refunds and fees from ten billing providers and attributes each payment to the first touch of the customer, so every channel shows revenue and, with ad spend, profit. Umami and Matomo track events you send; Fathom and Simple Analytics focus on traffic.
- Is ProductLense more expensive than Plausible?
- At 10k a month ProductLense is free and Plausible Starter is $9. ProductLense is $19 for 100k events, $49 for 1M and $149 for 10M. Plausible prices by pageviews and plan; check their pricing page for the higher volumes, which we could not confirm when we last checked.
- Can I import Plausible history into ProductLense?
- Not yet. ProductLense starts counting traffic when its script is live. Billing history is different: connecting Stripe or another provider backfills 12 months of payments right away, so revenue trends are complete even though attribution only applies to visitors recorded after installation.
Free up to 10k events a month. No card.
Add the script, connect Stripe or any of 14 other billing providers, and see revenue by channel the same day.