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Privatus Analytics vs Plausible
Plausible is a well-known open-source, privacy-focused analytics tool. We haven't completed a detailed review, so this page lists only basics that are easy to verify. Check Plausible's site for current plans and features.
Last verified September 29, 2026 against Plausible’s public website
Where Privatus Analytics differs
- A free hosted plan with 10k events a month
- Session-based funnels and journeys, Web Vitals and uptime checks
- Stored and processed in the US, with IPs never stored
Where Plausible may suit you better
- Open-source code you can self-host
- EU hosting for its cloud service
Side by side
| Privatus Analytics | Plausible Analytics | |
|---|---|---|
| Cookies | None | None, according to its documentation |
| Self-hosting | Not offered. The tracker and SDKs are open source | Yes, a self-hosted edition is available |
| Hosting of the cloud service | US, with IPs used in memory only and never stored | EU, according to its website |
| Plans and limits | See our pricing | See Plausible's pricing page |
Sources
- Plausible website (plausible.io)
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The free plan includes 10k events a month, 10 sites, 3 team members and 6 months of history. No card required.