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Plausible Analytics vs Spreelytics

Which one fits

Plausible Analytics is the better fit for site owners who want a simple traffic dashboard, no consent banner and open-source, EU-hosted data. Spreelytics is the better fit for SaaS teams that want revenue, MRR and attribution by channel, and a free plan to start with. Teams that need self-hosting should look at Plausible.

Free plan
Plausible Analytics Free trial, then paid
Spreelytics Yes, free plan
Open source
Plausible Analytics Yes
Spreelytics —
Both do
web analytics

Plausible Analytics and Spreelytics both replace Google Analytics, but they aim at different questions. Plausible is a lightweight, open-source tool that uses no cookies and runs on European-owned infrastructure. It offers a 30-day free trial and paid plans priced by traffic.

Spreelytics ties payments from Stripe, Paddle, Polar or Lemon Squeezy to the channel that earned them. It has a free plan with 100,000 events a month. It does not offer self-hosting, heatmaps or experiments.

What it is

Plausible Analytics
Cookie-free, EU-hosted web analytics for site owners
Spreelytics
Web analytics that traces revenue back to each channel

Free plan

Plausible Analytics
Free trial, then paid
Spreelytics
Yes, free plan

Open source

Plausible Analytics
Yes
Spreelytics
—

Pricing

Plausible Analytics
Free trial. A 30-day free trial is offered with no credit card required. Paid plans are named Starter, Growth, Business and Enterprise and are priced by traffic volume; the page text does not list exact prices.
Spreelytics
Freemium. The free plan includes 100,000 events a month with unlimited projects, team members and dashboards, and keeps 13 months of data. The Growth plan adds session replay and the in-app AI assistant and keeps data for five years. Growth prices are on the pricing page and not stated in the source.

Who it is for

Plausible Analytics
Site owners, marketers and small product teams that want clear traffic and conversion numbers without the complexity of Google Analytics. It suits teams that care about visitor privacy or EU data handling. Teams needing deep per-user product analytics are not the target, since the tool does not track individual users.
Spreelytics
Suited to SaaS founders, marketers and small teams moving off GA4, Mixpanel or Amplitude who want to see which channels bring in paying customers. It fits teams that use Stripe, Paddle, Polar or Lemon Squeezy. It does not suit those who need heatmaps, feature flags, A/B experiments or a self-hosted install.

Highlights

Plausible Analytics
Script is stated to be 54 times smaller than Google Analytics. No cookies or persistent identifiers, so no consent banner is needed according to the site. Codeless goals for downloads, form completions and outbound link clicks, plus revenue tracking. Funnels with strict or flexible ordering, and a User Journeys explorer. AI Assistants channel groups traffic from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Imports Google Analytics stats and connects to Search Console.
Spreelytics
Revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Polar and Lemon Squeezy credited to the source channel. Last-touch or linear attribution with a 1 to 90 day lookback window. MCP server works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and VS Code. Counts AI crawlers server-side, split into assistants, search and training. One first-party cookie by default, or a cookieless mode per project. Free plan covers 100,000 events a month with unlimited projects and team members.

Listed

Plausible Analytics
22 Oct 2026
Spreelytics
27 Oct 2026
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