Track website traffic and conversions with a privacy focused tool that avoids cookies and personal data.

Plausible is an open-source, privacy-first web analytics tool. It provides website traffic insights without using cookies or storing personal data, making it compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and PECR. The software is available as a managed cloud service or as a self-hosted community edition for users who prefer to manage their own infrastructure.
Users deploy Plausible by adding a lightweight script to their website or by sending events directly to an API. The system aggregates anonymized statistics and presents them via a single-page dashboard that requires no training to navigate. It supports modern web frameworks and single-page applications out of the box, including those using pushState or hash-based routing, ensuring that traffic is captured accurately across different technical setups.
The software is built using Elixir and Phoenix, utilizing PostgreSQL and ClickHouse for data storage. It is designed for website owners and teams who require traffic metrics but want to avoid the complexity and data collection practices of AdTech providers. The self-hosted community edition allows users to maintain full control over their data and access raw records directly from the ClickHouse database, whereas the cloud version provides a managed global CDN and automated backups.
Plausible is a lightweight, independent tool prioritizing user privacy and simplicity over granular individual tracking.
A privacy focused web analytics tool that tracks website traffic and user behavior without compromising visitor anonymity.
A self hosted web analytics platform for tracking website traffic and user behavior with full data ownership.
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