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GoatCounter doesn't do a lot of these things ... yet, but it's definitely planned. I'm a little bit hesitant to look too much at GA, since I don't to just make
by Carpetsmoker 7y ago
GoatCounter doesn't do a lot of these things ... yet, but it's definitely planned.
I'm a little bit hesitant to look too much at GA, since I don't to just make an "open source GA". In a lot of jobs I worked at we were essentially just "making a shit copy of a shit product", to put it crudely. I really want to avoid doing that.
So the way may be quite different, but the goal of providing meaningful business insights is definitely there.
- kareemm 7y agoI wouldn't look at how GA implements things. But I'd look at what people are using GA to learn. The four scenarios I listed above are important to understand when running the marketing side of a B2B SaaS company. I don't care about the implementation details (other than they're straightforward). But I need to understand that info. And today there's no obvious choice other than GA. This surprises me.
- Carpetsmoker 7y agoMatomo is probably the only serious contender at the moment, as far as I know. I agree that info is important, I just meant that the UI might turn out quite different from GA.
- monkin 7y agoIf you pay for additional plugins (or cloud version) that aren't open source, you may have this. The basic version is like the rest and ugly as hell.