Introducing the Antlytics Free plan
Real privacy-friendly analytics with no card — one site, Overview/Pages/Referrers, 25k hard pageviews, 30-day history. When to stay Free and when to upgrade to Starter.
Read post →Practical guides and honest comparisons for privacy-friendly analytics — GA alternatives, multi-site pricing, and workflows for developers who build with AI. Start here whether you're switching from Google Analytics or wiring analytics into an AI-built app.
Real privacy-friendly analytics with no card — one site, Overview/Pages/Referrers, 25k hard pageviews, 30-day history. When to stay Free and when to upgrade to Starter.
Read post →Google Search Console owns queries and impressions. Privacy analytics owns what happens after the click. Here is how to run content and lead work without pretending one tool does both.
Read post →What happens when you exceed your pageview plan? Soft fair-use with email alerts and no dashboard lockout — versus tools that gate your data until you upgrade.
Read post →Connect Antlytics MCP to Cursor or Claude, ask why traffic dropped, and get answers with real KPIs attached — not dashboard homework.
Read post →Buyer’s guide to web analytics tools in 2026 — GA4, privacy-friendly options, multi-site pricing, and AI/MCP install for developers who build with Cursor or Claude.
Read post →How developers should pick a GA4 alternative — SDKs, multi-site pricing, self-host vs SaaS, and MCP for Cursor/Claude — analytics for devs who build with AI.
Read post →AI-generated page insights are useful; AI lock-in and token markups are not. Here's how bring-your-own-key (BYOK) AI analytics works and why it's the right architecture.
Read post →How to track the actions that matter — signups, checkouts, feature usage — with custom events and funnels, without adding a heavyweight product-analytics suite.
Read post →Your post hits the front page, traffic goes 20x, and your analytics tool either locks you out or sends a surprise bill. There's a third option: fair-use limits with no lockout and no metered overages.
Read post →A retrospective on 50 blog posts about privacy-first analytics — the themes that came up most, the questions readers ask most often, and what surprised us along the way.
Read post →Can privacy-first analytics work for e-commerce? You won't get revenue attribution, but you'll get traffic insights and conversion goal tracking that matter for most small shops.
Read post →Your data, your dashboard. Use the Antlytics public API to build custom views, automate reports, and pipe analytics into your own tools.
Read post →Real-time analytics tells you who's on your site right now. Here's what it can and can't show in a privacy-first context.
Read post →How to add privacy-friendly analytics to a Nuxt project. Nuxt's plugin system makes analytics setup clean.
Read post →Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt, Lovable — the 2026 AI coding landscape, and where analytics slots into the workflow.
Read post →Your docs site is the front door of your open-source project. Here's what to measure and why.
Read post →SPAs don't trigger full page loads. Here's how analytics handles that and how to set it up correctly.
Read post →What does 'free' Google Analytics actually cost? GA is free in dollars but expensive in privacy debt, complexity, and consent overhead.
Read post →How to get your analytics data out of the Antlytics dashboard and into a spreadsheet.
Read post →You don't need to code to read your analytics. Here's what the numbers mean and what to do with them.
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