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analyticshq vs Simple Analytics

Just as private. With the reports you actually need.

Simple Analytics is admirably strict: it never even touches the IP. But its report set is the thinnest of the privacy-first tools: no bounce rate, no entry or exit pages, no conversion value. analyticshq stays cookieless and aggregate-only, and gives you the full picture, on data you own.

Simple Analytics vs analyticshq

Point for point.

Data ownership Closed-source SaaS (Netherlands). No self-host. Open and self-hostable. Raw data in your own PostgreSQL.
Bounce rate Not reported Bounce rate on every page and entry point
Entry and exit pages Not reported Entry and exit paths, per session
Goals and conversions Events, but no funnels or conversion value One-line analyticshq() goals with conversion rate and value
Geography Country only, inferred from timezone and UA Country resolved on your own server, with region and city opt-in per site
Do Not Track Honored, data dropped entirely (a real strength) Honored too, by default: DNT and Global Privacy Control
Cookies and consent Cookieless, no banner, never touches the IP Cookieless, no banner, IP hashed then discarded

Where analyticshq goes further.

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Just as private, with the reports you actually need

Simple Analytics keeps things minimal: no bounce rate, no entry or exit pages, no conversion value. analyticshq stays cookieless and aggregate-only, but gives you the full report set teams rely on.

02

You own the raw data

Simple Analytics is closed-source SaaS. analyticshq is self-hostable and Postgres-native, so the raw events live in a database you control and can query directly.

03

Credit where it is due

Simple Analytics never collects the IP at all and documents honoring Do Not Track, genuinely strong privacy choices. analyticshq matches the cookieless, no-personal-data posture and adds depth and ownership on top.

Full
Bounce, entry/exit, goals, and real-time, not just pageviews.
Self-host
Run it on your own Postgres and own the raw data.
0
Cookies set, consent banners shown, or personal data stored.

Privacy-first, without the blind spots.