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clicks.page vs Fathom

Fathom Analytics is a long-running, self-funded, cookieless analytics tool with one plan that includes every feature. Here's how it compares with clicks.page.

By Jaisal Rathee, who makes clicks.page·Facts checked on 1 October 2026 against Fathom's own pages (sources at the bottom)

The short answerFathom is polished and dependable, with 50 sites on every plan and a strong uptime record. clicks.page costs less at 10k and 1M pageviews (Fathom is cheaper at 100k), has a 14-day no-card trial, team logins and funnels, and links every sale to the visit that made it.

Pick Fathom if…

You want one simple plan with 50 websites included^[1]
Proven uptime matters most^[15]
You don't need team logins, funnels or revenue by source
You're at about 100k pageviews, where Fathom is $4 cheaper^[1]

Pick clicks.page if…

You want to see which sources bring paying customers
Your team needs its own logins
You'd like to try it without entering a card
You want funnels, no-code goals and an MCP server for your AI agent

The clicks.page dashboard: visitors, revenue and traffic sources for one website — clicks.page's dashboard, with sample data. Every number on it can be filtered, and sales sit next to the visits that made them.

Price at the same traffic

Fathom has one plan, priced by pageviews plus events, starting at 100k a month^[1]. clicks.page counts pageviews only.

clicks.pageFathom (single plan)

Monthly pageviews	clicks.page	Fathom
10k	$9/mo $90/yr	$15/mo $150/yr
100k	$19/mo $190/yr	$15/mo $150/yr
1M	$49/mo $490/yr	$60/mo $600/yr
Free plan / trial	14 days, no card	7-day trial, card required; no free plan^[2]
Websites	Up to 100 on every plan	50, more in packs of 50 for $10 a month^[1]

Feature by feature

	clicks.page	Fathom
Revenue by traffic source	YesEach sale credited to the visit, source, page and campaign behind it, on every plan	PartlyEvent values sent from your code; filter the dashboard by source^[3]
Payment providers connected natively	YesStripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments, Creem	NoNo native integration found; paste event code into WooCommerce or Shopify^[4]
No cookies (no consent banner for analytics)	YesCounts visitors with a daily-rotating one-way hash	YesNo cookies; no banner needed^[5]
Where data is stored	PartlyCloudflare's global network; no EU-only option	PartlyEU visitors anonymised on EU servers, then stored in the US^[6]
Realtime view	YesLive map and visitor list	Yes
Goals and custom events	YesPages, events from code, or clicks and form sends set up with no code	YesEvents with an optional value^[7]
Funnels	Yes	NoNot found
Import history from other tools	YesPlausible, Fathom, Pirsch, Umami, Simple Analytics and DataFast by API key; anything else by CSV	PartlyGoogle Analytics 4 only^[8]
AI assistant referrals (ChatGPT, Claude…)	YesEach assistant as its own source, plus an AI traffic tile	PartlyChatGPT and Perplexity show as referrers; no AI channel^[9]
Official MCP server for AI agents	YesSign in with OAuth; listed in Claude's connector directory	NoNone from Fathom; community servers exist
Google Search Console	YesSearch queries on the dashboard	Yes^[10]
Public dashboards	YesChoose exactly what's shown	YesPublic or password-protected^[11]
Email reports and alerts	YesWeekly report, sale alerts, traffic spikes, milestones	YesWeekly or monthly^[12]
Team members	YesInvite people to the websites you choose	NoNo team logins yet; share dashboards instead^[11]
Tracking script size	≈7.4 KB compressed	≈2.0 KB compressed (our measurement)
Open source / self-hosting	NoHosted only	PartlyOnly the older Fathom Lite (MIT)^[13]

Where Fathom is better

Track record. Self-funded since 2018 and profitable, with thousands of paying customers^[14].
Uptime. 99.999% dashboard uptime and 100% ingest uptime over the last 60 days^[15].
50 websites on every plan, against our 100, and extra packs of 50 for $10 a month^[1].
Cheaper at 100k pageviews: $15 against our $19^[1].
A smaller script: about 2.0 KB compressed (our measurement), against our ~7.4 KB.
Optional "extreme" EU isolation, which routes all traffic through the EU^[6].

Where clicks.page is better

Revenue linked to the visit, automatically. Connect Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo or Creem and each sale is credited to its source, page and campaign. Fathom has no native payment integration; you send values from your own code^[3]^[4].
Cheaper to start and at scale: $9 against $15 at 10k pageviews, and $49 against $60 at 1M^[1].
A real trial: 14 days with no card, against Fathom's 7 days with a card^[2].
Team logins. Invite people to the websites you choose; Fathom doesn't have user accounts for teams yet^[11].
Funnels and no-code goals. Count a click on "Sign up" or a form send without touching your code.
Imports from six tools, not just Google Analytics^[8].

Adding a no-code goal in clicks.page — Goals in clicks.page: count a button click or form send with no code, or pick from ready-made ideas.

Moving from Fathom

clicks.page imports your Fathom history with a Fathom API token, so your charts start where Fathom's do. Imported history arrives as daily totals per page, source and country. You can run both side by side while you compare.

Questions

Is clicks.page cheaper than Fathom?

At 10k pageviews: $9 against $15. At 100k: $19 against $15, so Fathom is cheaper there. At 1M: $49 against $60^[1].

Does Fathom have team accounts?

Not yet: Fathom's docs say user accounts are still being built, and suggest sharing dashboards instead^[11]. clicks.page lets you invite people to individual websites.

Do I need a cookie banner?

Neither sets cookies, and Fathom says no banner is needed for its analytics^[5]. clicks.page works the same way.

Can I import my Fathom data?

Yes, with a Fathom API token, from Settings → Data.

Try clicks.page for 14 days

No card. Add one line to your site, or paste one prompt into your coding agent.

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Sources

Checked on 1 October 2026. Prices are in US dollars, before tax, for the cheapest plan that covers the traffic. If something here is out of date, email jr@clicks.page and we'll fix it.