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No, they are comparable, but it's an independent tool. When we started, Plausible wasn't as big as it now is. We also had a focus on deeper integrations via API
by marvinblum 2y ago
No, they are comparable, but it's an independent tool. When we started, Plausible wasn't as big as it now is. We also had a focus on deeper integrations via API from the get go, a nicer dashboard, and a few other minor details.
I basically started this for my personal use as a library for Go, which it still is:
https://marvinblum.de/blog/server-side-tracking-without-cookies-in-go-OxdzmGZ1Bl https://marvinblum.de/blog/server-side-tracking-without-cook...
- vladkens 2y agoPricing page looks completely same with Plausible. But prices is less which is good
- marvinblum 2y agoFunny enough, they seem to have "copied" our structure. I remember when it basically was just a slider, without tiers.
- ksec 2y agoYes because I remember I suggested to them their pricing structure were not simple. Although I am not sure who started the slider pricing UX.