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clicks.page vs Plausible

Plausible is one of the best-known privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternatives. Both tools are cookieless and simple, and both start at $9 a month. The real difference is what each is built around.

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

The short answerPlausible is the mature, open-source, EU-hosted choice, with a long track record. clicks.page is newer and built around revenue: connect your payment provider and every sale is credited to the visit that made it, on every plan, with up to 100 websites included.

Pick Plausible if…

You want open source, or to host it yourself^[11]
Your data has to stay in the EU^[5]
A long track record and a bigger team matter to you^[12]
You don't sell online, so revenue doesn't matter

Pick clicks.page if…

You want to know which posts, searches and links bring paying customers
You take payments with Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo or Creem
You run several sites (up to 100 on every plan)
You'd like your AI agent to set it up and answer questions about your traffic

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

Both charge by monthly pageviews and give 2 months free on yearly billing. Plausible's cheapest plan, Starter, matches our price at 10k and 100k pageviews. Revenue goals, funnels and custom properties need its Business plan ($19, $39 or $139 a month at the same traffic)^[1]^[2].

clicks.pagePlausible (Starter)

Monthly pageviews	clicks.page	Plausible
10k	$9/mo $90/yr	$9/mo $90/yr
100k	$19/mo $190/yr	$19/mo $190/yr
1M	$49/mo $490/yr	$69/mo $690/yr
Free plan / trial	14 days, no card	30-day trial, no card^[13]
Websites	Up to 100 on every plan	1 on Starter, 3 on Growth, 10 on Business^[1]

Feature by feature

	clicks.page	Plausible
Revenue by traffic source	YesEach sale credited to the visit, source, page and campaign behind it, on every plan	PartlyBusiness plan: revenue goals with amounts you send from your own code^[3]
Payment providers connected natively	YesStripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments, Creem	NoNo native integration; WooCommerce through the WordPress plugin^[3]
No cookies (no consent banner for analytics)	YesCounts visitors with a daily-rotating one-way hash	YesNo cookies; no banner needed^[4]
Where data is stored	PartlyCloudflare's global network; no EU-only option	YesEU only: Germany, Finland, Slovenia^[5]
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	YesCustom events, page goals and CSS-class tracking^[1]
Funnels	Yes	PartlyBusiness plan^[2]
Import history from other tools	YesPlausible, Fathom, Pirsch, Umami, Simple Analytics and DataFast by API key; anything else by CSV	YesGoogle Analytics 4 directly; others by CSV^[6]
AI assistant referrals (ChatGPT, Claude…)	YesEach assistant as its own source, plus an AI traffic tile	Yes“AI Assistants” channel^[7]
Official MCP server for AI agents	YesSign in with OAuth; listed in Claude's connector directory	NoCommunity-built only^[8]
Google Search Console	YesSearch queries on the dashboard	Yes^[7]
Public dashboards	YesChoose exactly what's shown	YesGrowth plan and up^[1]
Email reports and alerts	YesWeekly report, sale alerts, traffic spikes, milestones	YesEmail reports^[1]
Team members	YesInvite people to the websites you choose	YesGrowth plan and up, with five roles^[9]
Tracking script size	≈7.4 KB compressed	≈2.5 KB compressed^[10]
Open source / self-hosting	NoHosted only	YesCommunity Edition, AGPLv3, without some paid features^[11]

Where Plausible is better

Track record. Running since 2018, with 21,000+ paying subscribers and a team of 10, self-funded and profitable^[12]. clicks.page launched in 2026.
Open source and self-hostable. The code is AGPLv3, and the free Community Edition runs on your own server^[11].
EU-only hosting. All processing and storage happens in the EU on European-owned infrastructure^[5]. clicks.page runs on Cloudflare's global network.
A smaller script. About 2.5 KB compressed^[10], against our ~7.4 KB.
A longer free trial. 30 days with every Business feature^[13]; ours is 14.

Where clicks.page is better

Revenue without writing tracking code. Connect a read-only key from Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments or Creem and every sale appears next to the visit, source, landing page and campaign that made it. On Plausible, revenue needs the Business plan and amounts sent from your own code^[3].
More included at the same price. At $9 a month you get revenue, funnels, team members, public dashboards and up to 100 websites. Plausible's $9 Starter covers one site without those^[1].
Cheaper at scale. $49 a month at 1M pageviews, against $69 on Starter or $139 on Business^[1].
Built for AI agents. An official MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or any agent install clicks.page and answer "which source made the most money this week?". Plausible's MCP is community-built^[8].
An email the moment you make a sale, saying where the buyer came from.

The clicks.page Revenue page with sales, MRR and the sources behind them — clicks.page's Revenue page (sample data): every sale sits next to the source that brought it.

Moving from Plausible

clicks.page imports your Plausible history, with a Plausible Stats API key or from a CSV export, so your charts start years back on day one. Imported history arrives as daily totals per page, source and country, so it can't be filtered quite as finely as data clicks.page collects itself. Many people run both for a week or two before switching.

Questions

Is clicks.page cheaper than Plausible?

At 10k and 100k pageviews the entry prices are the same ($9 and $19 a month). At 1M, clicks.page is $49 against Plausible Starter's $69^[1]. The bigger difference is what's included: revenue, funnels, team members and up to 100 sites are on every clicks.page plan, while Plausible keeps them for Growth or Business.

Do I need a cookie banner with either?

Neither sets cookies. Plausible says no banner is needed for its analytics^[4], and clicks.page works the same way, counting visitors with a one-way hash that changes daily. Whether you need a banner also depends on everything else your site loads.

Can I self-host clicks.page?

No, clicks.page is hosted only. If self-hosting is a must, Plausible Community Edition is a good option^[11].

Can I move my Plausible data to clicks.page?

Yes: paste a Plausible Stats API key, or upload a CSV export, 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.