The problem with Google Analytics is it is blocked by ad blockers, and events occurring after the first 2 seconds of the visit are blocked in the social media apps’ in app browsers.
Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
21–26 of 26 posts
Re: Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
#22A few UI/UX suggestions:
-On mobile, the on-click text shown when clicking individual features in the pricing section are wider than the screen and cut off
-A couple typos found: https://triplechecker.com/s/947956/onepagega.com
Re: Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
GA4 is a lot more powerful than Plausible, plus we charge per site and not page views. If you want to self host than yes you can choose whatever OS tool you want.
Yeah, but why use the more powerful GA4 if you want a simple dashboard like Plausible? Another concern with GA4 is that visitors data goes to Google – not good if you have privacy-minded customers. (Naturally, this shouldn't be a problem in your case as you market to those already using GA4.)
Re: Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
#24Is there any reason to prefer this over Plausible? GA4 has lots of problems (user privacy, legal liability, AI-generated statistics, tracker blockers) that Plausible mostly solves; and if you're self-hosting this , why not just self-host a Plausible (or Matomo) instance?
And that's the final irony. If I show this to our GA users they'll say, "wow this is nice but we can't afford the $20/month."
Re: Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
#25Is there any reason to prefer this over Plausible? GA4 has lots of problems (user privacy, legal liability, AI-generated statistics, tracker blockers) that Plausible mostly solves; and if you're self-hosting this , why not just self-host a Plausible (or Matomo) instance?
Re: Show HN: OnePageGA – Simple dashboard for GA4 like Plausible
#26We've been a customer of Clicky for like 14 years. Even when GA was functional, clicky was my daily go to. I too was frustrated with GA4 but a couple months ago watched a few hours of youtube tutorials and it really demystified GA4. It's quite a powerful tool if you take a couple days and build out the dashboards you'd like to see.