Statable
Statable is privacy-first web analytics for teams that want clear answers without the overhead of a heavy tool.
| Current format: | Software / Application |
| Category: | Analytics |
| Languages: | English |
| Is there a free option?: | TRUE |
| Cost: | Free and paid version |
| Link: | https://statable.com/ |
Here is more information about Statable:
Statable is a privacy-first web analytics platform operated by Key Arg B.V., a company registered in the Netherlands, with all data processed and stored on servers in the EU. It’s built as a lightweight, cookieless alternative to Google Analytics, aimed at giving site owners the same core traffic insights without the compliance overhead of consent banners.
– Statable is privacy-first web analytics.
– It works without cookies, without fingerprinting and without cross-site identifiers, so sites running it do not need a cookie banner for analytics.
– Data is processed and stored in the EU (Netherlands), and the operator is a Dutch company rather than a US vendor with an EU region.
– GDPR erasure requests cascade through historical data, including records imported from Google Analytics.
– Because no cookies or similar tracking technologies are used, sites can run Statable without showing a cookie consent banner under the ePrivacy Directive.
– Supports custom events, goals, and custom properties for tracking signups, downloads, clicks, and form submissions.
– From $9/month for 10,000 monthly pageviews; free tier for educational and open-source sites.
– Public share dashboards and embeddable live-visitor widgets.
– Official Google Tag Manager template and a free browser
debugging extension (Chrome and Firefox).
This tool is not open source.
Learn more about this tool from their website.
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