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    Statable

    A privacy-first web analytics platform from the Netherlands offering cookieless tracking and realtime reporting.

    NLNetherlands
    Headquarters
    🇳🇱Netherlands
    Data Hosting
    EU-based
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
    â–£GDPRâ—†EU HQâ–¦EU Data

    Statable key facts

    Last updated
    Headquarters
    Netherlands (NL)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Open source
    No
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Low (no US parent)
    Replaces
    Google Analytics, Matomo, Fathom Analytics

    About Statable

    Statable is a Dutch web analytics service designed as a privacy-compliant alternative to mainstream tracking tools. It specializes in simple implementation via a JavaScript snippet and provides immediate insights through a realtime dashboard. The platform distinguishes itself by offering 'lift studies,' allowing users to measure the incremental impact of marketing exposures using test and control groups. Based in the Netherlands and operated by Key Arg B.V., Statable emphasizes GDPR compliance and EU-based data processing. It caters to developers and digital teams by supporting OAuth via GitHub and Google, and facilitates a smooth transition from legacy tools by allowing the import of existing Google Analytics 4 history. The service offers a permanent free tier for educational and static-hosted sites, provided they include a public attribution widget.

    Alternative to

    Google AnalyticsMatomoFathom Analytics

    Key Features

    Realtime dashboard updates
    Lift studies for incremental measurement
    Cookieless tracking snippet
    Google Analytics 4 data import
    Permanent free access for .edu and .github.io sites
    Account signup via Google and GitHub OAuth
    30-day free trial

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