Plausible Analytics

January not only marked our 5th anniversary but it was also our best month yet in terms of MRR growth! We’re celebrating these milestones with our first logo redesign in all this time. Here’s to the next 5 years! 🙏😍🎉

Inside Plausible, we have a No Meetings culture. Instead of constant calls and calendar clutter, we prioritize: - Clear, thoughtful internal documentation - Async collaboration - Trust in each other to own our time We only gather intentionally when it matters: team offsites, feedback sessions, and the occasional impromptu “watercooler” thread. The result is fewer interruptions, deep focus and happier humans. 😃

Imagine a web where: - You don’t have to click 3 buttons before reading an article - You’re not tracked across every site you visit It’s not a dream. It’s a design decision. Plausible is proof that web analytics can respect privacy — without consent banners, without cookies, without compromise.

How to analyze ChatGPT traffic in Plausible?

How do we show you "unique visitors" while protecting their privacy? What it means to be a cookieless analytics? In Plausible, you can see that someone is/was reading your blog post. You can also see their location, operating system, device size, etc. But none of this data can be used to identify WHO was that someone personally. We don’t store any info on a device/browser (no cookies, no local storage) and don't track people across other websites being visited. ✅ Site owners get useful info, beyond just sessions data ✅ Visitors maintain their well-deserved anonymity

Did you know you can sort your Acquisition Channels by their avg. visit durations? This helps understand which marketing channels bring the most engaged sessions to your site. 👉 Click "Details" at the bottom of the Top Channels report to see:

Why website development freelancers/agencies + their clients love to use Plausible:

How we approach communications at Plausible? We actually try to listen. Too often, companies commoditise support, socials and other communication channels by putting people on there, who don’t really understand the product, the problems, mission, or what the people are asking. We try to be more, well, present! With the right people looking at the right messages – on social media, email, or support tickets, we do our best to respond to everything with context and care. It's also the number 1 thing that has helped shape Plausible. We don't intend to ever stop doing that––with 10 people on the team, or a 100, or 100000.

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Simpler analytics lead to better decisions!