We count. We don't track.
Privacy-first web analytics for $1 per site per month. A tiny cookieless script and a calm, map-led dashboard: visits, pages, referrers and where your visitors are — live, without surveilling anyone.
No cookies. No consent banner. No personal data stored. No pageview tiers.
Start with $10 free creditLed by a map
Your dashboard opens on where your visitors are — cities and countries on a self-hosted map that never calls a third party. The numbers move as visits arrive.
Aggregate-only, by construction
We store counters — by city, page, referrer and hour — never a row per visit, never a visitor timeline. The IP is used once to find the city, on our server, and discarded.
No consent banner needed
Nothing is written to your visitor's device: no cookies, no local storage, no fingerprinting. The consent law simply does not apply, and your site stays clean.
No pageview anxiety
$1 covers up to 500,000 visits a month per site. Past that, each further 500,000 is another $1 — our cost, passed on honestly. Never a tier ladder, never a surprise.
How it works
- Add your site. Paste your domain into the dashboard; a wizard hands you a snippet ready to paste — with instructions for WordPress, Next.js, Shopify, Tag Manager and more.
- Paste the snippet. One line, under 2 KB, cookieless. It counts a pageview on load and on every in-app navigation, and nothing else.
- Watch the map. Counts appear within seconds: visitors by city, top pages, top referrers and the hourly rhythm — today, this week, this month.
Count your sites, not your pageviews
$1 / site / month
- Covers up to 500,000 visits a month — real-world traffic, flat
- +$1 per further 500,000 visits — honest cost passthrough, never a tier
- $10 free credit on every new account, no card required
- Prepaid credits: at zero the account pauses — no debt, no surprise bill
- Invite your team; 30 client sites is $30, with one clean line per site
Honest numbers, one dollar
Built for people who refuse to put a surveillance machine on a site they believe in. Small, finished, transparent — and priced too low to argue with.
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