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Best Free & Open Source Alternatives to Google Analytics

Category
License
Alternatives To
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Umami
Analytics
MIT
Google Analytics
38,338
Plausible Analytics
Databases+1
AGPL-3.0
Google Analytics
28,727
Matomo
Analytics
GPL-3.0
Google Analytics
21,800
GoAccess
Monitoring+1
MIT
Matomo, Google Analytics, AWStats
20,833
GoatCounter
Developer Tools+1
EUPL-1.2
Plausible Analytics, Matomo, Google Analytics
5,400
Ackee
Analytics
MIT
Google Analytics
4,692
Ahoy Analytics
Developer Tools+1
MIT
Google Analytics, Amplitude, Mixpanel
3,800
Counter
Developer Tools+1
AGPL-3.0
Simple Analytics, Google Analytics, Fathom
3,200
Counterscale
Developer Tools+1
MIT
Plausible Analytics, Umami, Google Analytics
2,800
Open Web Analytics
Developer Tools+1
GPL-2.0
Matomo, Clicky, Google Analytics
2,800
Shynet
Developer Tools+1
Apache-2.0
Plausible Analytics, Matomo, Google Analytics
2,200
Litlyx
Developer Tools+1
AGPL-3.0
PostHog, Google Analytics, Mixpanel
1,800
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Alternatives to Google Analytics FAQs

People commonly compare alternatives to reduce recurring costs, gain more control over their data, avoid vendor lock-in, or find a workflow that better fits their team. The best choice depends on the features and support you need.

Not necessarily. An alternative may excel at the core workflow while offering a different interface, integration set, or collaboration model. Compare official feature documentation and test the critical parts of your workflow before migrating.

Identify the data, integrations, permissions, and automations you rely on. Check import and export support, make a backup, run a small pilot, and keep a rollback plan before moving a full team or production data.

Some may be self-hosted and others may offer hosted options. Open each listing and its official documentation to confirm the deployment model, operating requirements, and who is responsible for updates and backups.

Commercial use depends on the individual project's license, not simply on whether it is free or open source. Review the license and terms, especially when you distribute modified software or use it in a regulated environment.