Privacy-first analytics
Simple Analytics is positioned as a privacy-first web analytics product that does not use cookies or require consent banners, and the site says it only collects non-personal data.
Simple Analytics is a privacy-first web analytics alternative to Google Analytics, with traffic data, no cookies, no consent banners, and no personal data.
Simple Analytics is a privacy-first web analytics product for teams that want website traffic data without cookies, consent banners, or personal-data collection. The homepage positions it as an alternative to Google Analytics, while the pricing page describes both a self-serve dashboard and an enterprise setup.
The product’s core purpose is to close the gap created when tracking depends on consent. The site says that many analytics tools only measure visitors who accept tracking, whereas Simple Analytics is designed to count all traffic using data collection that works without consent and stays within the privacy constraints the site describes.
Simple Analytics is positioned as a privacy-first web analytics product that does not use cookies or require consent banners, and the site says it only collects non-personal data.
The product is designed to capture visits that are often missed by consent-based tools, including traffic affected by rejected consent requests and ad-blockers.
The self-serve plan is built around a one-page dashboard with no configuration, so teams can review traffic quickly without setting up complex reports.
The pricing page says the product can run alongside GA4, Adobe Analytics, or an existing analytics setup, letting teams compare outputs instead of replacing their current stack outright.
Enterprise customers can export raw data to warehouses, Looker Studio, or BI tools, and can create filtered views for different teams, brands, or sites.
The enterprise plan adds operational features such as single sign-on, role-based access, support for security and procurement review, manual invoicing, and vendor onboarding.
Teams that want website analytics without asking for consent can use Simple Analytics to collect traffic data without cookies or consent banners.
Organizations that already use GA4 or another analytics system can run Simple Analytics alongside it to compare what each tool captures and recover traffic that consent-based tools miss.
Agencies, brands, and multi-site teams can use the enterprise reporting features to create filtered views for different clients, brands, or sites.
Companies that need raw data in external tools can export data to warehouses, Looker Studio, or BI systems for downstream analysis and reporting.
Businesses with procurement, security, or access-control requirements can use enterprise features such as single sign-on, role-based access, contract reviews, and manual invoicing.
Yes. The pricing page says you can start with a 14-day free trial and then continue on a paid plan or downgrade to the free plan to keep using Simple Analytics free forever, with the free plan limited to 30 days of history.
The pricing page states that Simple Analytics is 100% GDPR compliant and that it processes non-personal data only, which the site says supports compliance with GDPR, the ePrivacy Directive, the UK GDPR, and the PECT.
The site says the enterprise setup can run alongside GA4, Adobe Analytics, or an existing analytics stack, and can export raw data to warehouses, Looker Studio, or BI tools.
The homepage and pricing page both emphasize that the product works without cookies or consent banners and is designed to capture traffic that other tools may miss when consent is denied or ad-blockers are active.
The pricing page says enterprise capabilities include single sign-on, role-based access, contract reviews, priority support, vendor onboarding, manual invoicing, a data proxy, and SOC 2 compliance support.