Statable
Website analytics that works without cookies, so visitors never see a consent banner and you stay compliant with EU privacy law by default.
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Description
Most website analytics tools (Google Analytics included) rely on cookies to track visitors, which is exactly why you see those annoying "accept cookies" banners on almost every site. Statable skips cookies entirely — it counts visits and clicks without storing anything identifying on their device, so there's nothing to ask permission for and no banner needed.
Statable is a privacy-first web analytics platform built around a single lightweight script (2KB) that tracks traffic sources, page views, and audience behavior without cookies, fingerprinting, or personal data storage. It's built for GDPR, CCPA, and PECR compliance out of the box, hosts its infrastructure in the EU, and offers unlimited data retention at full resolution — unlike Google Analytics 4, which caps detailed history at 14 months by default. A one-click GA4 import lets you bring over historical data when switching.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you want real visitor numbers without the compliance headache of cookie banners, Statable does the job with a dashboard that's noticeably simpler to read than GA4 — the tradeoff is you give up GA4's depth of segmentation and its huge integration ecosystem.
Plausible and Fathom are the direct comparisons, and all three compete mostly on the same pitch: lightweight, cookieless, GDPR-friendly. Statable's edge is unlimited full-resolution data retention on every plan and free access for GitHub/GitLab project pages and schools — a genuinely generous carve-out. Pricing scales with monthly pageviews ($9/mo for 10k up to $169/mo for 10M), with no permanent free tier once the 30-day trial ends, so budget-conscious personal-blog owners may still prefer Plausible's slightly cheaper entry tier. For teams already annoyed by GA4's complexity and cookie-consent overhead, Statable is a straightforward swap.
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🤖 AI-enriched data
À partir de 9$/mois pour 10 000 pages vues mensuelles, jusqu'à 169$/mois pour 10 000 000 pages vues ; réduction de 20-22% en facturation annuelle ; essai gratuit de 30 jours sans carte bancaire ; accès permanent gratuit pour établissements d'enseignement et pages GitHub/GitLab.
Pros
Suivi sans cookies, aucune bannière de consentement nécessaire
Rétention de données illimitée en pleine résolution
Infrastructure UE avec conformité RGPD/CCPA/PECR intégrée
Import GA4 en un clic pour préserver l'historique
Cons
Pas de plan gratuit permanent après l'essai de 30 jours
Fonctionnalités plus simples que GA4, moins de personnalisation avancée
Écosystème d'intégrations tierces plus restreint