Nilly
nilly offers privacy-first web analytics because we think you should be in full control of your data. With nilly, you can have all the benefits from learning about your website visitors without sacrificing your and your visitors privacy. You do not have to implement any annoying cookie notices and/or consent banners and you get all the information you need in a simple yet informative dashboard. This plugin adds the nilly code automatically to the footer. You can choose your preferred server location and set it to Switzerland or Germany. You need to have a nilly account for the analytics to work. No registration is needed within the WordPress plugin If you have any questions, please contact us here.
Simplest Analytics
Simplest Analytics tracks visits and unique users session based serverside without setting 3rd party cookies. It is also possible to track events and url paramaters. After installing and activation the plugin it’s working without further configuration. If you want to set up custom tracking events or url parameters you can use the settings tab in the WordPress backend. Why use Simplest Analytics? It is working. No function overload. Track visits, unique users and custom events like clicks. What are the main features of the plugin? Track page visits and unique users Track traffic on sites Track where your traffic comes from Track where your woocommerce sales come from Track custom events when a user clicks an element Track the use of url parameters like your-site.com/?campaign=whatever Track video views (1sec, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) Custom function you can use to track further events You can use this function to track further events in php hooks like form submissions, apply coupons, add to cart, etc: $data = []; $data[‘track_type’] = “event”; // event or pageview $data[‘event_action’] = “yourevent”; // name of the event simple_analytics_track_data($data); // function that saves the event How are the charts in the admin dashboard generated? The charts are based on google-charts.js which only load in the admin backend. The data is stored in the database on the same server where your WordPress installation is located.
