Plausible Analytics
Plausible Analytics is a simple, lightweight and privacy-friendly WordPress analytics plugin and a Google Analytics alternative for WordPress. Understand your website stats, traffic, content and conversions with a clean analytics dashboard that doesn’t slow down your WordPress site or require complex setup. No cookies. No consent banners. Fully compliant with GDPR, CCPA and PECR. Live Demo. You need a subscription to Plausible Analytics to track your stats. There’s a free 30-day trial with no credit card required. We’re completely independent, self-funded, bootstrapped and debt-free. We’re not interested in raising funds or taking investment. We choose the subscription business model rather than surveillance capitalism. We’re operating a sustainable project funded solely by the fees that our subscribers pay us. Visit our website for full details. Why WordPress users choose Plausible Most analytics tools are complex, slow and difficult to use. Plausible is built to be simple, fast and easy to understand. “I use Plausible for traffic analytics. Privacy-friendly, no cookie banner needed, lightweight script that doesn’t slow down the page.” — Joost de Valk, founder of Yoast SEO “I really like the simplicity of the dashboard, not bloated with countless options and tabs. I know exactly where to look.” — Tomzur, co-founder of Kinsta Here are the main reasons that WordPress users love Plausible. Simple analytics dashboard for WordPress Get all your key metrics in a single, clear dashboard. See traffic, top pages, referrers and conversions at a glance without digging through multiple reports or menus. Check your traffic within your WordPress dashboard and get all essential insights on one page in one minute. Lightweight analytics that won’t slow your WordPress site Built for speed, Plausible adds almost no weight to your pages. Our script is at least 54 times smaller than Google Analytics. Your site stays fast, your visitors get a better experience, and your analytics won’t impact performance. More accurate analytics you can trust Get a clearer picture of your traffic, even when visitors use ad blockers or privacy tools. First-party tracking option helps bypass blockers No data sampling or estimation Count more real visitors compared to traditional analytics tools Features a real time dashboard, that’s actually real time Your stats reflect what’s actually happening on your site, not partial or distorted data. Read about our accuracy practices. WordPress analytics without cookies or consent banners Plausible comes with in-built privacy and compliance with various laws around the world such as GDPR, CCPA, etc. No cookies No personal data collection No persistent identifiers No cross-site or cross-device tracking Your site data is not used for any other purposes. All visitor data is exclusively processed with servers owned and operated by European companies and it never leaves the EU. You can track your traffic without showing cookie consent banners. Track events, content, marketing campaigns and revenue Understand how people use your site and what drives results. Track: Engagement and behavior — scroll depth, bounce rate and time on page Content performance — top pages, entry pages, authors, categories and taxonomies Events (no code needed) — outbound links, file downloads, form submissions, site searches, 404 pages and affiliate link clicks Marketing campaigns — analyze traffic from UTM-tagged campaigns across ads, email and social Custom events — define your own goals and conversions without writing code Revenue and funnels — track purchases, conversion rates and customer journeys Built-in WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads analytics Plausible provides automated WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads analytics solutions to track conversions, revenue and attribution. Track activities like adding to cart, removing from cart, entering checkout and completing a purchase Track revenue and conversions automatically View the full purchase funnel from product view to checkout Measure cart abandonment and drop-off points Understand which channels drive sales Shareable and client-friendly dashboards Your stats are private by default but can be shared. Public dashboards via custom links Private links with optional password protection Team access with user roles Open source and transparent Plausible is open source software. You can inspect and verify the code on GitHub. We’re an independent, bootstrapped company funded by our customers, not by advertising or data collection. Your data stays yours. If you’re happy to manage your own infrastructure, you can self-host Plausible too. Smooth transition from Google Analytics Switching from Google Analytics is simple and you won’t lose the insights that matter. Plausible gives you all the essential metrics in a clean, easy-to-use dashboard, including real-time traffic, top pages, referrers and campaign performance. No complicated configuration, no learning curve, just clear insights from day one. Import your historical stats from Google Analytics and learn how to get the most out of your Plausible experience. Built for WordPress Plausible fits naturally into how WordPress sites are built and managed: Works with any WordPress theme Compatible with caching and performance plugins Works with multilingual sites built with WPML, with each language domain on its own dashboard No need to edit theme files or use tag managers Simple setup with no coding required View your stats directly in your WordPress dashboard Google Analytics alternative for WordPress If you’re looking for a simpler and more privacy-friendly alternative, Plausible offers everything you need without the complexity. No overwhelming reports or menus No data sampling No complex configuration One intuitive dashboard No GDPR, CCPA, PECR, etc., compliance headaches Who is this for? Bloggers, publishers and content creators who want to understand which posts perform best, where traffic comes from, and how readers engage Businesses and marketers tracking conversions, campaigns, and growth across SEO, ads, email and social channels WooCommerce and digital store owners who want simple revenue tracking, funnels and insights into customer journeys Agencies and freelancers managing multiple WordPress sites and sharing clean, client-friendly dashboards Product teams and startups measuring user behavior, key events and conversion funnels without complex setup Privacy-conscious site owners who want analytics without cookies, personal data collection or consent banners Anyone switching from Google Analytics who wants a simpler, faster and more intuitive analytics experience Features Easy setup and integration Automatically includes tracking code in your site header Simple plugin settings page with onboarding guide Works with caching plugins and CDNs Proxy support to bypass ad blockers and improve stats accuracy Import your historical Google Analytics stats Our product is updated several times per week and with our WordPress plugin you always have access to all the latest features WordPress-specific tracking Automatically track post authors, categories and custom taxonomies for deeper content insights Enable Enhanced Measurements to track file downloads, outbound links, affiliate clicks, form submissions, site searches and 404 error pages automatically Track events without coding using CSS classes directly in the WordPress editor No JavaScript knowledge required — everything can be configured from the plugin settings Disable tracking for admin users or selected user roles Ecommerce and conversions WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads integration Revenue tracking Conversion tracking and funnels Campaign tracking with UTM parameters Integrate with Google Search Console for search queries data within Plausible dashboard Insights and reporting One-page dashboard with all key metrics View your Plausible stats directly in your WordPress dashboard (you can grant access to other user roles too) Email and Slack reports Traffic spike notifications Filter and segment by any metric For more information: How to setup Plausible Analytics WordPress plugin. Pricing Plausible Analytics is a subscription-based service. Free 30-day trial No credit card required No data selling or tracking We’re funded by our customers, not by collecting or selling personal data.
SysRadar
SysRadar is a server-side, privacy-first alternative to Google Analytics and Plausible — built in Brazil, hosted in Brazil, fully LGPD/GDPR-compliant. Unlike GA4 (which requires cookies and complicated LGPD setup) and Plausible (which only sees human visitors with JavaScript enabled), SysRadar captures 100% of real requests to your server: humans, AI bots (ClaudeBot, GPTBot, PerplexityBot), SEO crawlers (Ahrefs, Semrush), attackers (sqlmap, nuclei, wpscan), RSS readers, uptime monitors — all categorized in real time. Why this matters in 2026 30 to 60% of your traffic is bots. You never knew — because GA4 and Plausible filter bots automatically. But it’s your server serving those bots, your bandwidth, your cost. AI crawlers (Claude, GPT, Perplexity) are indexing your content right now. If you don’t know what they are reading, you can’t optimize. The first sites to appear in AI answers will win the next decade of SEO. Attackers are continuously scanning /wp-admin/, /xmlrpc.php, /.env. Wordfence Free does not block them. Cloudflare lets them through. You don’t even know they exist. Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP) — Google ranks search results by them. Lighthouse on your machine ≠ real user. SysRadar measures with RUM (Real User Monitoring) data. What the plugin does Injects the tracker (one line of JS, ~2KB minified, async) into the of all front-end pages via the wp_head hook Live Dashboard inside WordPress (since v1.2.0): your last 24h of traffic, AI crawlers, suspected attacks and a real-time live counter — all visible without leaving wp-admin. Cached locally for 5 min; the fetch fires ONLY when an administrator opens the SysRadar page (zero impact on visitor load times) Auto-detects WooCommerce, Elementor, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, Contact Form 7, BuddyPress, LearnDash, bbPress, All-in-One SEO Auto-excludes: admin pages, AJAX, REST API, cron jobs, and logged-in users with edit-posts capability (admins/editors) Honors DNT: 1 (Do Not Track) optionally Compatible with cache plugins (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, Cloudflare APO) Custom domain support (Pro+ plan): use analytics.yoursite.com to bypass aggressive ad-blockers Zero queries to the WordPress database (settings stored in wp_options) Who is it for Bloggers and content creators — discover which AI crawlers are indexing your content (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity) E-commerce (WooCommerce) — real channel attribution, price-scraper detection, per-product Web Vitals Agencies — manage analytics for multiple client sites in a single dashboard (Agency plan) Developers — Web Vitals degradation alerts, automatic JS error capture, REST API access Privacy & compliance IP anonymization runs in the plugin, before transmission — last octet zeroed (IPv4) / last 80 bits zeroed (IPv6) inside your WordPress install, so SysRadar never receives identifiable IP addresses First-party cookies only (_rdid, _rds) — no cross-site tracking, no fingerprinting. Cookieless mode is available as a one-click toggle Split tracking toggles (since v1.1.1) — disable the front-end pixel and the server-side beacon independently GDPR/LGPD-friendly: no data brokers, no impression auctions, no persona-building Optional Honor DNT (Do Not Track) support Servers located in Brazil; data processed under LGPD No dependency on Google, Facebook, or any ad-tech vendor Privacy policy snippet for site owners You are the data controller for visitors of your site. The paragraph below is a starting point you can paste (and adapt) into your own privacy policy when this plugin is active. Replace the example placeholders with your specifics. Analytics — SysRadar. We use SysRadar (operated by SysWP, Brazil) for privacy-first server-side analytics. SysRadar receives the page URL you visit, the referrer URL, your user-agent, anonymized IP (last octet zeroed before it leaves our server), Web Vitals metrics (LCP / FCP / TTFB / CLS / INP), and security telemetry on suspicious requests. SysRadar never sets third-party cookies and is configured here in [cookieless mode / standard mode]. We process this data under [legitimate interest in security monitoring / your consent for analytics], depending on the feature. SysRadar privacy policy: https://radar.syswp.com.br/privacy/. To exercise your LGPD/GDPR rights, contact us at [your email]. If you enable cookieless mode in the plugin settings, the _rdid and _rds first-party cookies are not set and you typically do not need a cookie consent banner for SysRadar. Data subject rights walkthrough Under LGPD (Brazil) Art. 18 and GDPR (EU) Art. 15–17, your visitors can request access to, correction of, deletion of, and portability of their personal data. Because SysRadar minimizes data at source (anonymized IPs, no names, no emails, no persistent cross-site identifier), most data subject requests are quick to answer: Access: show the visitor the categories of data collected — see the table in the plugin’s Settings → SysRadar page and the SysRadar privacy policy at https://radar.syswp.com.br/privacy/. Correction: SysRadar does not collect identifiable data that can be “corrected” in the LGPD/GDPR sense. If a visitor still requests correction, document the request and respond confirming the data is anonymized. Deletion: events are automatically purged after your plan retention window (7 to 180 days). For earlier deletion of events tied to a specific anonymized IP, the site owner can email contato@syswp.com.br with the timeframe and the IP prefix. Portability: the site owner can export all events for their site via the dashboard → Account → Export Data. Objection / withdrawal of consent: if the visitor enabled DNT in their browser and you have “Honor DNT” turned on in the plugin, they are automatically not tracked. They can also block first-party cookies in their browser. Pricing Free permanent plan with 1 site. Automatic 7-day Pro trial on signup (no credit card). Full pricing and plan details at https://radar.syswp.com.br/pricing. Roadmap v1.2 (Q3 2026) Mini-dashboard in WP admin showing last 24h numbers Web Vitals widget in the WP admin v1.3 (Q3 2026) Auto-detection of SysWP ecosystem siblings + single sign-on via SSO HMAC Integration with SysRadar API to fetch config remotely v1.4 (Q4 2026) Server-side events (S2S) — captures even with the most aggressive ad-blockers Block AI crawlers directly from the plugin (optional) External services This plugin connects to the SysRadar service at https://radar.syswp.com.br. There are two distinct outbound transmissions, both fully disclosed below. (1) Front-end JS pixel When it fires: on every front-end page view from a non-excluded visitor (admins are excluded by default; logged-in users with edit-posts capability are skipped). Transport: an async tag loaded from https://radar.syswp.com.br/p/{site_id}.js runs in the visitor’s browser and sends measurement events back to the same domain. Data sent: anonymized IP (last octet zeroed in your server before the script even runs, as the pixel is keyed to your site), page URL, referrer URL, user-agent string, browser locale and timezone, Web Vitals metrics (LCP, FCP, TTFB, CLS, INP). Cookies set: _rdid and _rds first-party cookies — unless cookieless mode is enabled in the plugin settings, in which case no cookies are set. Legal basis: consent (cookie + analytics) or legitimate interest depending on your jurisdiction. See the “Privacy & compliance” section above. (2) Server-side beacon (new in v1.1.0+) When it fires: only for requests the JS pixel cannot see — unauthenticated requests to /wp-json/, xmlrpc.php, admin-ajax.php, wp-login.php, and direct probes of /wp-admin/. Skipped for cron, WP-CLI, and excluded users. Transport: a fire-and-forget wp_remote_post to https://radar.syswp.com.br/api/v1/pixel/server-beacon, dispatched on the WordPress shutdown action AFTER the page response is delivered, using fastcgi_finish_request() + blocking => false for zero added page latency. Data sent: site ID, HTTP method, request URI (truncated to 500 chars), anonymized IP (last octet zeroed inside this plugin before transmission), user-agent (truncated to 1000 chars), referer (truncated, escaped), HTTP response status code, request-type label (rest / xmlrpc / ajax / login / admin_unauth / other), plugin version, DNT header value, cookieless-mode flag. Data NOT sent: logged-in user identities, post content, form submissions, payment data, cookies, session tokens — none of these ever transit the beacon. Legal basis: legitimate interest in security monitoring under LGPD Art. 7º IX / GDPR Art. 6(1)(f). No visitor consent is required for security telemetry of suspicious unauthenticated requests, per regulator guidance. Disclosure remains mandatory and is provided in the privacy policy snippet above. (3) Install / deactivation ping (new in v1.3.0) When it fires: twice in the lifetime of an install — once on register_activation_hook (plugin activation) and once on register_deactivation_hook (plugin deactivation). Never on uninstall (most plugins cannot make HTTP calls during the uninstall hook). No periodic pings, no per-request pings, no scheduled pings. Transport: a fire-and-forget wp_remote_post to https://radar.syswp.com.br/api/v1/plugin/install-event (activation) or /api/v1/plugin/install-deactivate, with blocking => false so it never delays activation/deactivation. Data sent: anonymous install ID (UUID v4 generated locally on first activation and stored in wp_options; not derived from any user data), site domain (e.g. example.com), plugin version, WordPress version, PHP version, multisite flag. Data NOT sent: no admin email, no usernames, no user data, no visitor data, no IP, no cookies, no site title, no post content. The ping is strictly an installed-base counter for the plugin. How to disable: Settings → SysRadar → “Plugin telemetry” → check “Disable plugin telemetry” → Save. Once disabled, no further activation/deactivation pings are sent. Legal basis: legitimate interest under LGPD Art. 7º IX / GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) — knowing roughly how many installs are active and on which WordPress/PHP versions is necessary to keep the plugin compatible and supported. No visitor consent is involved (the ping originates from the WordPress site itself, not from any visitor). Common to all three Servers are located in Brazil. Data is processed in compliance with LGPD/GDPR. sslverify is always true on outbound HTTP — never relaxed. No personally identifiable information (no name, no email, no full IP, no cross-site identifier) leaves your WordPress install. Service links Service URL: https://radar.syswp.com.br Privacy policy: https://radar.syswp.com.br/privacy/ Terms of service: https://radar.syswp.com.br/terms/ Plugin setup + LGPD guide: https://radar.syswp.com.br/docs/plugin-setup/
