The Fathom Analytics alternative for founders who want to see revenue
Fathom is simple, cookie-free analytics with every feature on every plan. Trakily keeps the simple dashboard and adds money: it reads payments from your provider and shows which channels bring paying customers.
Two good tools, built for different jobs
Both are solid choices. Here's who each one suits best, as of Oct 2026.
- You want revenue pulled from your payment provider, with refunds and renewals included
- You want to see each paying customer's path from first visit to payment
- You have a small site and want to start at $9/month
- You want mentions on X, Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky next to your traffic
- You want analytics without cookies
- You run many sites: every plan includes at least 50
- You want an analytics API on every plan
- You want EU visitor data processed in the EU automatically
Trakily vs Fathom Analytics, feature by feature
What each tool does today, checked against Fathom Analytics's own documentation as of Oct 2026.
Fathom Analytics details last checked on October 7, 2026 against the official pages below. Features and prices change; check their site for the latest. Fathom Analytics is a trademark of its owner, and Trakily isn't affiliated with it.
Fathom vs Plausible
Both are cookie-free and simple. Fathom starts at $15/month for 100k pageviews with every feature on every plan; Plausible starts at $9/month for 10k pageviews, keeps revenue and funnels for its Business plan, and is open source.
What you'd actually pay
Fathom Analytics prices as published on their site, Oct 2026.
Revenue attribution and payment sync on every plan.
Start free trialFathom has no feature tiers, which keeps things simple. Revenue in Fathom comes from event values your site sends; Trakily reads payments from your provider instead.
What Trakily does differently
Where the two tools differ most for founders who sell online.
Revenue straight from your provider
Paste an API key from Stripe, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Dodo Payments or Razorpay. Payments, refunds and subscriptions are matched to the visitor who made them, with no purchase events to send.
See what convinced each customer
Open any paying customer and follow every visit before they bought, from the first click to the checkout.
Just as simple to read
Visitors and revenue on the same chart, with channels, pages and countries underneath. If you like Fathom's single dashboard, you'll feel at home.
Know which AI assistants send buyers
Visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini are grouped into their own channel, with the revenue they bring. AI crawlers get a card of their own.
Switching takes 2 minutes
Keep Fathom Analytics running while you try Trakily. Nothing to remove until you're sure.
<script defer data-website-id="…" src="https://trakily.com/js/script.js"></script>
Paste one script
Add the snippet to your site's <head>. Works with Next.js, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify and anything else that serves HTML.
Connect payments
Paste an API key from Stripe, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Dodo Payments or Razorpay. Past payments sync too.
Watch the money come in
Each new payment shows up next to the channel, page and campaign that brought the buyer.
Trakily vs Fathom Analytics, answered
What people ask before they switch.
If you sell online and want to know which channels bring paying customers, yes: Trakily reads payments from your provider and matches them to visits. If you want no cookies at all, many sites on one plan or an API on every plan, Fathom is a strong choice.
Stop guessing. Start growing.
Add your site in two minutes and see which channels pay you by tonight.