Guides on self-hosting privacy-first analytics tools
Your self-hosted analytics instance goes down on a Friday afternoon. The database volume is corrupted, the last backup you think you have is nine months...
Your web server already knows who visited your site, when they arrived, which pages they read, and where they came from. It writes all of...
You deployed Matomo, Plausible, or Umami on a modest VPS, and everything worked fine for months. Then traffic grew. The dashboard started loading slowly, report...
Choosing between self-hosted and cloud analytics is one of the most consequential decisions you will make for your website’s data strategy. It affects your budget,...
If you want full ownership of your website analytics without sending visitor data to a third party, Plausible Community Edition (CE) is one of the...
If you want full ownership of your website analytics without the bloat of enterprise platforms, Umami is one of the best options available. It is...
Matomo is one of the most powerful open-source analytics platforms available, and running it on your own server gives you complete control over your data....
Every pageview your visitors generate is a data point. When you use Google Analytics or a similar cloud service, that data point lives on someone...
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