11–20 of 52 posts
I don't need anything complex- I want to know if any pages are getting big traffic and it's nice to know which external links are getting clicked the most. Because I'm very low volume and non-commercial, I can use their free hosted service without guilt.
The biggest shortcoming here, from what I can tell, is custom event tracking (eg, click tracking). That was a high priority for us when we moved some projects from GA/universal.
The biggest shortcoming here, from what I can tell, is custom event tracking (eg, click tracking). That was a high priority for us when we moved some projects from GA/universal.
GoatCounter added custom event tracking sometime last year. Not sure if it's what you needed. https://www.goatcounter.com/help/events
I've used goatcounter on my site for more than a year and have been very happy with it. I don't need anything complex- I want to know if any pages are getting big traffic and it's nice to know which external links are getting clicked the most. Because I'm very low volume and non-commercial, I can use their free hosted service without guilt.
I've used goatcounter on my site for more than a year and have been very happy with it. I don't need anything complex- I want to know if any pages are getting big traffic and it's nice to know which external links are getting clicked the most. Because I'm very low volume and non-commercial, I can use their free hosted service without guilt.
It does what it says on the tin.
Good software.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
[flagged]
That's not really fair. I haven't used Plausible Analytics, but from a quick look it can be self-hosted, too: https://plausible.io/open-source-website-analytics#can-plaus...
I was after something like this a while ago. Settled on Umami https://umami.is/ . Great projects!
nice to see a alternative to https://plausible.io/ . UI looks a little rough in comparison, but that's maybe more a matter of taste.
I'm building one of them, Pirsch.