An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website

Re:An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website by throwaway894345 on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @12:50PM (#22814651)

A free trial isn't the same as "free for low volume / hobby usage". Not sure if that's what the OP is after, but it's what I'm after.

And to head off a couple of popular distortions/digressions:

1. There's a difference between wanting a free hobby tier and believing that I'm owed a free hobby tier.

2. Just because a company should be paid for their work doesn't imply that I'm obligated to use their product.

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Re:An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website by wwn_se on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @01:27PM (#22815010)

In this space I think wordpress.com provides a decent free tier, obviously only for wordpress sites, they have the pay for premium features instead of googles usage based policy.

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Re:An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website by adelHBN on Thursday April 09, 2020 @01:15AM (#22819987)

I hate free trials, especially for my site. They get you hooked and then you have to cancel. It's not productive.

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Re:An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website by biinjo on Sunday April 12, 2020 @10:17AM (#22848379)

They get you hooked, aka proof their worth, and when it’s time to pay they have proven their worth. Or not.

Free trials are just fine like that.

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