Plausible Community Edition
Web Analytics
Cookie-free web analytics; the free Community Edition is the self-hosted AGPL release.

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Entries in our catalogue that can take over from Google Analytics. Each one states why, and links the vendor's own source for the claim.
Web Analytics
Cookie-free web analytics; the free Community Edition is the self-hosted AGPL release.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: Vendor states Plausible was built as "a direct alternative to Google Analytics and the adtech world behind it". Source
Web Analytics
Web analytics you host yourself, with a free On-Premise Community edition.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: Vendor page states "Matomo is the Google Analytics alternative" and presents On-Premise as it. Source
Web Analytics
Cookie-free, privacy-first web analytics you can self-host or run on the vendor's cloud.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: The vendor's comparison page is titled 'Umami vs. Google Analytics - The Privacy-First Alternative'. Source
Web Analytics
Privacy-focused web analytics; self-hosting means the older MIT-licensed Fathom Lite.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: A vendor page is titled 'Fathom Analytics: Privacy-First Google Analytics Alternative'. Source
Web Analytics
Open-source Mixpanel alternative: web and product analytics you can self-host with Docker Compose.
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: The vendor publishes a Google Analytics comparison page and a GA4 migration guide. Source
Web Analytics
Open-source product analytics, session replay, feature flags and experiments you can self-host.
Why it can replace Google Analytics: The vendor publishes a migration guide converting GA4 BigQuery exports into PostHog's event schema. Source