Open Analytics
A lightweight, privacy-friendly website analytics tool with real-time visitor tracking, added with a single script tag.
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Description
Google Analytics gives you more data than almost anyone needs, buried in a dashboard built for enterprise marketing teams, and it comes with the privacy baggage of sending every visit through Google. Open Analytics tries to be the opposite: drop in one script tag and get a clean, real-time view of who's on your site right now, without the bloat.
Open Analytics tracks pageviews, sessions, bounce rate and traffic sources in real time, with an interactive visitor map, custom event and conversion tracking, UTM campaign tracking, bot/crawl filtering, and public shareable dashboards. It integrates directly with Google Search Console and adds Domain Authority tracking via SimilarWeb. Setup is a single script tag compatible with Next.js, React, Vue, SPAs and plain HTML, with sign-in via Google or GitHub and a PostgreSQL backend for event storage.
💬 Our review
The short version: Open Analytics is a clean, privacy-leaning alternative to Google Analytics with a genuinely useful Search Console integration — but despite the name and the gitopen.dev domain, nothing on the actual site confirms it's open source or self-hostable, which matters if that's why you were looking at it.
That's the key thing to verify before picking it over Plausible or Umami, the two well-known analytics tools that actually are open source and self-hostable, with transparent, mature codebases you can audit or run yourself. Open Analytics instead looks like a closed, hosted SaaS with real pricing tiers (free for a year on the entry plan, then $9-$29/month) — competitive with Plausible's pricing, and its native Search Console + Domain Authority integrations are a genuine differentiator neither Plausible nor Umami offer out of the box. If self-hosting or open-source auditability is the point, go with Plausible or Umami; if you want SEO-adjacent metrics bundled into your analytics without extra tools, Open Analytics' integrations make it worth a look.
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📊 Global score
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Palier Startup gratuit pendant 1 an (100 projets, 10 000 événements/mois, rétention 90 jours). Hobby 9$/mois (100k événements, 2 membres), Starter 19$/mois (500k événements, 5 membres), Growth 29$/mois (1M événements, 10 membres). Essai gratuit 14 jours sur les payants, -50% en facturation annuelle.
Pros
Suivi temps réel avec carte de visiteurs interactive
Intégration native Google Search Console
Suivi de la Domain Authority via SimilarWeb inclus
Installation en un seul script, compatible Next.js/React/Vue/SPA
Cons
Statut open source non confirmé sur le site malgré le nom et le domaine gitopen.dev
Aucune option self-hosted documentée, contrairement à Plausible ou Umami
Marque jeune, pas d'historique établi
Tarif payant comparable à Plausible sans avantage prix évident