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    Phare

    Privacy-first, cookieless web analytics platform focused on simplicity and GDPR compliance.

    EEEstonia
    Headquarters
    🇪🇪Estonia
    Data Hosting
    GermanyFrance
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
    â–£GDPRâ—†EU HQâ–¦EU Data

    Phare key facts

    Last updated
    Headquarters
    Estonia (EE)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Data hosting
    Germany, France, Netherlands, Slovenia
    Deployment
    SaaS
    Open source
    No
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Low (no US parent)
    Replaces
    Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, Mixpanel, Fathom Analytics

    About Phare

    Phare is a European uptime and incident management platform that combines website monitoring, alerting, analytics, and public status pages. It aims to be a unified command center so teams don’t need to juggle multiple tools, subscriptions, and credentials. The platform includes incident collaboration workflows, customizable status pages (including custom domains), integrations, user and project management, and unified billing. Phare emphasizes EU hosting and suppliers and a sustainability focus with an A+ carbon rating and renewable energy usage.

    Alternative to

    Google AnalyticsAdobe AnalyticsMixpanelFathom Analytics

    Target Segments

    SMBEnterprise

    Deployment Options

    SaaS

    Key Features

    Website uptime monitoring
    Incident management workflow
    Customizable status pages with custom domain
    Alerts and notifications (email and Telegram)
    Analytics
    Multi-region alerting
    Integrations with external tools
    User and project management with unlimited members and projects
    Unified billing
    API access

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