Google Analytics verlassen, ohne Ihren Verlauf zu verlieren

You don't want to hand your visitors to Google anymore. But years of history are locked inside Google Analytics, so you stay.

I'm James, founder of Privatus Analytics. Today you can leave, and take every one of those years with you.

You've thought about leaving more than once. Then you open last year's reports and remember what's in there. Which month is always slow. What the launch did. How this quarter compares to the same one three years ago. Start fresh somewhere else, and all of that is gone. Day one, empty chart. So you stay, and the price of staying keeps adding up. Every visit sent to an advertising company. A banner on every page. Reports that miss everyone who said no. And here's the part that should bother you most. That history is your data. Your visitors, your site, your years. Yet it lives in a tool you can't easily get it out of, which is exactly how the tool likes it. The longer you wait, the more there is to lose, and the harder leaving feels.

Privatus Analytics brings your history with you, in a few clicks. Connect your Google account with read-only access, pick your property, and choose how far back to go. The import runs by itself. When it's done, your old data and your new data sit on one chart, one continuous line, as if you'd never switched. Your pages, your sources, your countries and your devices are all still there. A small note marks where the old data ends and the new begins. Coming from Fathom, Plausible, Clicky or Matomo? Upload your export, and it comes across too. And from that day on, the data is yours in every sense. Nothing goes to an advertising company, and everything you see, you can take back out, any time.

You leave without losing a thing. Last year's numbers are right there whenever you need them. And your visitors' data finally stays yours.

Your history is waiting. Start free at privatusanalytics.com, and bring it with you.