The Plausible Analytics alternative for founders who want revenue, not just visits
Plausible is a lightweight, open-source analytics tool that doesn't use cookies. Trakily is built around money: it reads payments from your provider and shows which channels bring paying customers, and you can import your Plausible history.
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 per channel from your payment provider without sending revenue events
- You want revenue attribution on the entry plan, not only on a higher tier
- You want to open a paying customer and see every visit before they bought
- You're fine with a first-party cookie (or want the option of a cookieless script)
- You want analytics without any cookies and no cookie banner for it
- You want open-source software you can self-host for free (Community Edition)
- You want your analytics data hosted in the EU
- You need a Looker Studio connector
Trakily vs Plausible Analytics, feature by feature
What each tool does today, checked against Plausible Analytics's own documentation as of Oct 2026.
Plausible Analytics details last checked on October 7, 2026 against the official pages below. Features and prices change; check their site for the latest. Plausible Analytics is a trademark of its owner, and Trakily isn't affiliated with it.
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What you'd actually pay
Plausible Analytics prices as published on their site, Oct 2026.
Revenue attribution and payment sync on every plan.
Start free trialPrices shown at 10k monthly pageviews; both tools save 2 months on yearly billing. Plausible's revenue goals and funnels start on Business. Trakily includes revenue attribution on every plan.
What Trakily does differently
Where the two tools differ most for founders who sell online.
Revenue from your provider, not from events
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 revenue 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.
Still one simple screen
If you like Plausible's single dashboard, Trakily will feel familiar: visitors and revenue on one chart, with channels, pages and countries underneath.
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 Plausible 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.
Import your Plausible Analytics history
In Plausible, open Site settings → Imports & Exports and export your data as CSV. Upload the ZIP in Trakily and your history comes along: visitors, sources, pages, countries, devices and custom events. Imported days stop where Trakily's own data starts, so nothing is counted twice.
Trakily vs Plausible 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 on every plan. If your priority is no cookies at all, open source or self-hosting, Plausible is the better fit.
Stop guessing. Start growing.
Add your site in two minutes and see which channels pay you by tonight.