# Spreelytics alternatives > 6 alternatives to Spreelytics (Web analytics that traces revenue back to each channel), all analytics tools that share at least one job with it: DistriDash, Umami, Google Analytics, PostHog, Fathom Analytics, Plausible Analytics. ## How to choose - Free to start: [Umami](https://another.directory/tools/umami), [Google Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/google-analytics), [PostHog](https://another.directory/tools/posthog) - Open source: [Umami](https://another.directory/tools/umami), [Plausible Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/plausible-analytics) - Free trial, then paid: [Fathom Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/fathom-analytics), [Plausible Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/plausible-analytics) - Pricing not listed: [DistriDash](https://another.directory/tools/distridash) ## At a glance | Tool | What it is | Free plan | Open source | Pricing | |---|---|---|---|---| | [Spreelytics](https://another.directory/tools/spreelytics) (the tool these replace) | Web analytics that traces revenue back to each channel | Yes, free plan | — | Freemium | | [DistriDash](https://another.directory/tools/distridash) | Post-level revenue attribution for indie SaaS founders | See website | — | Pricing not listed | | [Umami](https://another.directory/tools/umami) | Cookie-free web and product analytics, self-hosted or cloud | Yes, free plan | Yes | Freemium | | [Google Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/google-analytics) | Free web and app analytics from Google, built around events | Yes, free plan | — | Freemium | | [PostHog](https://another.directory/tools/posthog) | Product analytics, replay and AI agents for product teams | Yes, free plan | — | Freemium | | [Fathom Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/fathom-analytics) | Cookieless website analytics for privacy-minded site owners | Free trial, then paid | — | Free trial | | [Plausible Analytics](https://another.directory/tools/plausible-analytics) | Cookie-free, EU-hosted web analytics for site owners | Free trial, then paid | Yes | Free trial | ## DistriDash > Post-level revenue attribution for indie SaaS founders DistriDash is an attribution tool that ties individual organic social posts to signups and Stripe revenue. It is built for indie SaaS founders who want to know which posts bring paying customers rather than views. - Website: https://distridash.com - Page: https://another.directory/tools/distridash - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Pricing not listed - Tags: social attribution, stripe revenue, smart links, dark social, organic growth, mcp - Listed: 12 Oct 2026 - Updated: 12 Oct 2026 ### What is DistriDash? DistriDash creates an isolated smart link for each post draft, for example bestproduct.me/s123, so traffic is tied to a single post rather than a whole channel such as Reddit or X. It avoids UTM tags and tracks the post through its own link. Supported platforms are Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Hacker News, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. When a visitor later checks out or subscribes, Stripe webhooks match the payment to the post that brought them in. First-party browser storage keeps that link intact when a URL is copied into private Slack channels, Discord or WhatsApp chats. The tool also classifies each post into one of 8 storytelling archetypes, such as pain-first founder stories or technical teardowns. Each week it produces 3 directives: Double Down, Test Next and Stop Doing. Through Model Context Protocol, revenue data can be queried and posts drafted from Claude Desktop or Cursor. ### Who is DistriDash for? Indie SaaS founders and small business owners who publish organic posts on social platforms and use Stripe for billing. It suits people who want to judge content by revenue and MRR instead of views. It does not suit teams that do not sell through Stripe. ### Highlights - Generates a separate smart link for each post draft - Sorts posts into 8 storytelling archetypes - Matches Stripe checkouts and subscriptions to the originating post via webhooks - Keeps attribution when links are shared in private chats - Delivers 3 weekly directives: Double Down, Test Next, Stop Doing - Connects to Claude Desktop and Cursor through MCP ### How much does DistriDash cost? Pricing not listed. The site does not state prices. Access is by early access invite code, and visitors leave an email to join the waitlist. ## Umami > Cookie-free web and product analytics, self-hosted or cloud Umami is an open-source web and product analytics platform that reports traffic, behavior, conversion, retention and revenue without cookies. It can be self-hosted or used as the hosted Umami Cloud service. - Website: https://umami.is - Page: https://another.directory/tools/umami - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Freemium - Tags: web analytics, product analytics, open source, privacy analytics, funnels, session replay - Listed: 22 Oct 2026 - Updated: 22 Oct 2026 ### What is Umami? A tracker script collects pageviews as soon as it is installed. The dashboard shows pageviews, visitors, bounce rate and average visit time, with filters by country and device, date range comparison, and automatic UTM tracking. Custom events can be added with a data-umami-event attribute or umami.track(), and carry properties such as plan or order value. Reports cover funnels, goals, journeys (sequences of three to seven steps), retention by first-visit day, attribution and revenue tied to events. Segments and cohorts can be saved and applied as filters. Session replay and heatmaps use a separate recorder script, with form inputs masked by default. Visitors are identified by an anonymous session ID unless umami.identify() is used to link a logged-in user's sessions. An MCP server lets AI assistants query the reports with read-only access. ### Who is Umami for? Suited to product, growth and engineering teams, and to site owners who want traffic and product analytics in one tool without a cookie banner. Teams that want to run their own infrastructure can self-host. Session replay and heatmaps on Cloud require a Business plan or above. ### Highlights - No cookies and no personal data collected by default - Funnels, goals, journeys, retention, segments and cohorts - Session replay and heatmaps on Business and Enterprise Cloud plans - Official read-only MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor - Self-host the open-source platform or use Umami Cloud - Custom events via a data attribute or umami.track() ### How much does Umami cost? Freemium. Umami Cloud has a Hobby plan at $0 per month (100K events, 1 website), Pro at $20 per month and Business at $200 per month, both with a 14-day free trial. Enterprise pricing is custom. The open-source version can be self-hosted. ## Google Analytics > Free web and app analytics from Google, built around events Google Analytics is Google's analytics service for websites and apps. It records visits and user actions as events and turns them into reports on where visitors come from, what they do and which actions lead to sales or sign-ups. - Website: https://marketingplatform.google.com/about/analytics - Page: https://another.directory/tools/google-analytics - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Freemium - Maker on X: [@googleanalytics](https://x.com/googleanalytics) - Tags: web analytics, product analytics, app analytics, event tracking, conversion tracking, google ads - Listed: 24 Oct 2026 - Updated: 24 Oct 2026 ### What is Google Analytics? A tracking tag on the site, or the Firebase SDK in a mobile app, sends page views, clicks, scrolls and custom events to a Google Analytics property. Reports then cover acquisition (which channels and campaigns bring users), engagement (pages, screens and events), monetization and retention. Site owners mark the actions that matter as key events to measure conversions. Explorations let users build funnels, paths and segment comparisons beyond the standard reports. Audiences built from this data can be shared with Google Ads for remarketing, and the service links with Search Console and other Google marketing products. Raw event data can be exported to BigQuery. Consent mode adjusts tracking based on whether visitors accept cookies. ### Who is Google Analytics for? Website owners, marketers and product teams who want detailed traffic and conversion data at no cost, especially those already running Google Ads or other Google marketing tools. Teams that need cookieless tracking or full data ownership often look at privacy-focused alternatives instead. ### Highlights - Free for most sites and apps - Web and app data in one property through the Firebase SDK - Key events to track conversions and sign-ups - Funnel, path and segment explorations - Audience sharing with Google Ads - Raw event export to BigQuery ### How much does Google Analytics cost? Freemium. Google Analytics is free. Google Analytics 360, the enterprise version with higher limits and support, is sold through Google with prices on request. ## PostHog > Product analytics, replay and AI agents for product teams PostHog is a product data platform that stores analytics, session replays, errors, logs and business data in one place. Teams and AI agents query it to find problems, run experiments and draft code fixes. - Website: https://posthog.com - Page: https://another.directory/tools/posthog - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Freemium - Maker on X: [@posthog](https://x.com/posthog) - Tags: product analytics, session replay, feature flags, error tracking, a/b testing, data warehouse - Listed: 24 Oct 2026 - Updated: 24 Oct 2026 ### What is PostHog? PostHog ingests events, session replays, errors, logs and data from external sources, and keeps them together so one question can span all of them. The tool list includes product analytics, web analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags, experiments, surveys, AI observability, a data warehouse, a CDP, workflows and heatmaps. External sources such as Stripe, Hubspot, Postgres and S3 can be queried with SQL next to product data. PostHog AI answers questions in plain language. In the site's sample, it traces a drop in paid conversion across Google Ads, funnels, Stripe and GitHub changes. An inbox surfaces findings as reports, some with draft pull requests. Setup runs through a wizard command that detects the framework, and an official MCP server lets coding assistants query product data from the editor. A Slack app and a desktop app are also listed. ### Who is PostHog for? Suited to product and engineering teams that want analytics, replays, experiments and error data in one place instead of several separate tools. Developers who work with AI coding assistants and want product data available in their editor are a clear fit. Teams that only need a single narrow tool may find the breadth more than they need. ### Highlights - Product analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags and experiments in one platform - Setup wizard installs with npx @posthog/wizard@latest - MCP server for AI coding assistants, installed with npx @posthog/wizard mcp add - Pipes in data from 900+ third-party sources - Data warehouse queryable with SQL alongside product data - Slack app and PostHog Desktop app for acting on findings ### How much does PostHog cost? Freemium. The site says no credit card is required to start and that 97% of users pay $0. Pricing is usage-based, but specific plan prices are not stated in the provided text. ## Fathom Analytics > Cookieless website analytics for privacy-minded site owners Fathom Analytics is a hosted website analytics tool that works without cookies. It shows traffic sources, page views and conversions on a single dashboard, and it positions itself as a Google Analytics alternative. - Website: https://usefathom.com - Page: https://another.directory/tools/fathom-analytics - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Free trial - Tags: web analytics, cookieless, gdpr, utm tracking, email reports - Listed: 22 Oct 2026 - Updated: 22 Oct 2026 ### What is Fathom Analytics? Fathom is installed by adding a single script line to the head of a website. It then collects page views, referrers, UTM campaign data and custom events, and shows them on one page rather than a set of reports. It does not use cookies, so the site says no consent banner is needed for analytics. EU visitor traffic is routed through European-owned infrastructure by default. Beyond the dashboard, it offers filters and saved views, date range comparison, milestones marked on the chart, and a Search Console integration for search terms. Events cover form submissions, link clicks, ecommerce conversions and error pages. Data can be exported, bot traffic is filtered, and a firewall setting can block pages, IPs, referrers or countries. Email reports deliver a snapshot to an inbox. The docs list integrations for frameworks such as Angular and Astro. ### Who is Fathom Analytics for? Suited to site owners, marketers and agencies who want traffic and conversion numbers without cookie banners or the complexity of Google Analytics. It fits European companies concerned with GDPR, and teams moving off GA4 who want to import history. Teams needing deep user-level tracking may want something else. ### Highlights - Cookieless tracking, so no consent banner is needed for analytics - EU traffic routed through European-owned infrastructure by default - Imports history from Google Analytics (GA4) - Event tracking for form submissions, link clicks, ecommerce conversions and 404 pages - Shareable dashboards with optional password and expiry date - API for managing sites and events and pulling custom reports ### How much does Fathom Analytics cost? Free trial. A 7-day free trial is offered, and paid plans start from $15/month. The site says plans can be cancelled anytime. ## Plausible Analytics > Cookie-free, EU-hosted web analytics for site owners Plausible Analytics is a lightweight, open-source web analytics tool that serves as a simpler alternative to Google Analytics. It tracks site traffic without cookies and is hosted on European-owned infrastructure. - Website: https://plausible.io - Page: https://another.directory/tools/plausible-analytics - Category: [Analytics](https://another.directory/categories/analytics) - Pricing: Free trial - Tags: web analytics, privacy analytics, open source, funnels, goal tracking - Listed: 22 Oct 2026 - Updated: 22 Oct 2026 ### What is Plausible Analytics? Plausible collects pageviews and events through a small JavaScript snippet and shows the results on a single-page dashboard. It reports sources, pages, locations and devices, with a real-time view that updates every 30 seconds. Multiple sites can be viewed in a consolidated dashboard, and historical Google Analytics stats can be imported. Beyond basic traffic, it supports goals that need no code, such as file downloads, form completions and outbound link clicks, along with custom events, custom properties and revenue tracking. Funnels can be strict or flexible, and a User Journeys view shows the paths visitors take. UTM campaigns are grouped into channels, Search Console data can be connected, and a dedicated channel separates traffic from AI assistants. Bots, referrer spam and data center traffic are filtered out by default. ### Who is Plausible Analytics for? 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. ### Highlights - 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 ### How much does Plausible Analytics cost? 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. --- From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. 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