Privacy-first web analytics you host yourself. No cookies, no consent banners, no 47-dashboard clutter.
A single 6MB Docker image gives you a full analytics dashboard. No database to configure separately, no JavaScript bloat on your site. You get page views, bounce rate, and referral sources - nothing you don't need.
Google Analytics collects 47 data points per visitor and still can't tell you if a campaign worked. Plausible shows you the five numbers that matter on one page. We've run it for two years. It's the tool we recommend most to people leaving the analytics-industrial complex.
Google Analytics 360, Fathom, Vercel Analytics, Simple Analytics
Here's the setup, step by step. A single 6MB Docker image gives you a full analytics dashboard. No database to configure separately, no JavaScript bloat on your site. You get page views, bounce rate, and referral sources - nothing you don't need.
This is the actual configuration you'll use. Lines you need to edit are highlighted.
version: "3"services: plausible: image: ghcr.io/plausible/analytics:latest ports: - "8000:8000" environment: - BASE_URL=https://stats.yourdomain.com ← your domain - SECRET_KEY_BASE=change-me-to-random ← generate a secret depends_on: [db] db: image: postgres:16
Runs fine on a $5/month VPS. Uses ~100MB RAM at idle.
Simple, fast, privacy-focused web analytics. A lighter alternative to Plausible with more chart types.
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