Queued
Comparison guide
vs Cloudflare Web Analytics
A planned guide to edge-native traffic reporting, product workflows, and day-to-day analysis.
Analytics comparisons
Find the analytics setup that fits the way your team works
Clear, mechanism-level comparisons across privacy, daily reporting, product depth, data access, and migration—with the trade-offs left in.
Honest trade-offsOfficial sourcesMigration guidance
Comparison library
Start with Umami or Plausible
Two in-depth guides are live. The rest of the library is organized around the analytics tools teams most often evaluate alongside tinyanalytics.
Product facts and source links are reviewed before a guide moves from queued to published.
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Featured comparison
tinyanalytics vs Umami
Cookieless analytics, self-hosting, source access, product workflows, session replay, AI discovery, and migration—compared honestly.
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Comparison guide
tinyanalytics vs Plausible
Two cookieless approaches compared across daily identity, product depth, EU hosting, open source, pricing, and migration.
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Comparison guide
vs Fathom Analytics
A planned guide to focused web analytics, privacy choices, and deeper product workflows.
Queued
Comparison guide
vs Simple Analytics
A planned guide to clear traffic reporting, privacy models, and analytics breadth.
Queued
Comparison guide
vs Matomo
A planned guide to infrastructure control, self-hosting, implementation, and ongoing operations.
Queued
Comparison guide
vs PostHog
A planned guide to product analytics depth, web reporting, experimentation, and operating complexity.
How we compare
A feature checklist is only the beginning
Analytics products can share a feature name while using very different collection, identity, and reporting models. These guides explain the mechanism and the practical consequence.
Mechanisms before labels
We explain cookies, identifiers, storage, and data flow instead of turning “privacy-friendly” into a vague score.
The daily job first
Every comparison starts with the questions your team needs to answer, then looks at the feature list.
Trade-offs included
A useful guide says where the other product is stronger and which teams should choose it.
Migration is part of the choice
Historical context, verification, and rollout work belong in the decision—not in a footnote after it.
Privacy-friendly analytics
Keep the insight. Lose the tracking baggage.
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