A free Plausible alternative on Cloudflare
Plausible and Dozokit Analytics share the idea: no cookies, a simple dashboard, open source under the AGPL. Plausible is a paid service hosted in the EU; Dozokit Analytics is free and runs in your own Cloudflare account.
| Plausible | Dozokit Analytics | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 30-day free trial, then from $9 a month for 10k pageviews. | Free and open source. Cloudflare’s free plan covers about 9,000 pageviews a day. |
| Where it runs | Managed in the EU, or self-host the free Community Edition (AGPL) on your own server. | In your own Cloudflare account, deployed in one click. AGPL-3.0. |
| Cookies and identifiers | No cookies, no local storage and no persistent identifier. | No cookies and no IP address. A random visitor id in the browser’s localStorage, renewed after 13 months. Browsers sending Global Privacy Control aren’t counted. |
| Where the data lives | In the EU, on European-owned infrastructure. | In a database in your own Cloudflare account. Nothing goes to a third party. Visits are deleted after 25 months. |
| Goals and events | Yes, on every plan. | Yes, with properties. |
| Funnels | On the Business plan ($19 a month and up). Not in the Community Edition. | No. |
| Revenue tracking | On the Business plan. Not in the Community Edition. | No. |
| Team access | 3 members on Growth, 10 on Business. | No: one password. |
| Sites | 1 on Starter, 3 on Growth, 10 on Business. | As many as you add, with an All sites view. |
What Plausible does that Dozokit Analytics doesn’t
No identifier at all on the visitor’s device, EU hosting, team members, email and Slack reports, Google Analytics import and, on Business, funnels and ecommerce revenue. And someone else runs it for you.
Which one to use
Pick Plausible if you want a managed service in the EU, a team, or funnels and revenue. Pick Dozokit Analytics if you’re one person with one site or several and want it free, with no subscription and no server to look after.
Install it yourself
The button creates a Worker and a database in your Cloudflare account, then asks you for a password of at least 12 characters. That password opens your dashboard.
I’ll install it for you
Rather not touch Cloudflare? Email me and I’ll set it up in your Cloudflare account, for the price of a coffee.
contact@dozokit.com
Email meSources
Checked on 25 October 2026, on each company’s own pages.