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I am using a self-hosted Plausible [1] instance, which is GDPR-compliant out of the box with no cookies required. I am super happy with it. The only downside is
by phartenfeller 3y ago
I am using a self-hosted Plausible [1] instance, which is GDPR-compliant out of the box with no cookies required. I am super happy with it. The only downside is that you need to run Postgres and Clickhouse which is overkill for my small sites (an option that only uses SQLite would be great). I don't want to track my users. I just want to see which pages get traffic. Sometimes I am also curious about where visitors come from (by country) and what devices they are using.
In a newer update, they allow region tracking based on cities. I think this is too much information. I did not enable this and hope they won't add other more intrusive features.
[1] https://plausible.io/ https://plausible.io/
- berkes 3y agoI'm using the hosted version of plausible. After I hit the FP of HN two times in a month, their billing warned me of overusage. One email, In which I explained the situation from me, and I got a very friendly email back, from a human, in which they allowed me to stay on my small plan despite the overuse.