The Umami alternative with revenue attribution built in

Both are open-source, cookieless analytics. Open Analytics connects your payment provider so revenue is attributed to its source automatically, and adds a live globe and plain-English answers over the same lightweight script.

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The overview: visitor totals, a live traffic chart, and breakdowns of pages, referrers and revenue.

The short answer

Umami and Open Analytics are both open-source, cookieless analytics you can self-host, with funnels and Core Web Vitals in the box.

Umami's free cloud tier is genuinely generous, and its 38,000-star community is the largest in the category.

Open Analytics goes further where money meets traffic: payments attributed to their source through your payment provider, journeys on a live globe, and questions answered in plain English.

Open Analytics compared with Umami, across 12 capabilities and starting price.
Capability	Open	Umami
Open source / self-hostable	Included	Included
Ask it in plain English	Included	Not available
Realtime visitors	Included	Limited
Live globe	Included	Not available
Revenue attribution	Included	Limited
Every visitor's journey	Included	Included
Identify your users	Included	Included
Core Web Vitals	Included	Included
Funnels	Included	Included
Bring your history with you	Included	Limited
Cookieless	Included	Included
No consent banner	Included	Included
Starting price	$9 · 50,000 events	Free · 100,000 events

IncludedLimited, or on a higher planNot available

Realtime visitors. A last-30-minutes view with an activity log, not a live board the whole dashboard runs on.
Live globe. The realtime view has a flat world map colored by counts, not a live globe of individual visitors.
Revenue attribution. Revenue rides event properties you instrument yourself; there is no payment-provider connection.
Bring your history with you. Umami Cloud imports from self-hosted Umami instances, arranged with their team by email; there are no third-party importers.
Starting price. Umami Cloud's Hobby tier is free for 100,000 events on one website with six months of retention; the Pro plan is $20 for a million events. Self-hosting is free without limits if you run your own Node and PostgreSQL server. We start at $9 for 50,000 events, hosted.

Umami’s figures checked against their own pages on August 7, 2026. Found something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.

Moving from Umami

There is no Umami import adapter yet. Umami's own CSV export (Settings → Data → Export) keeps your history safe in the meantime, and Open Analytics starts counting the day the script goes live; most teams run the two side by side for a few weeks before switching.

Why teams choose Open Analytics. Not just a lighter dashboard.

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Realtime
Watch visitors arrive the moment they do, with nothing to refresh.
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No cookies
No cookies and no personal data, so there is no consent to ask for.
Live globe
Every visitor on a turning globe, pinned to the country they are in.
SlackDaily digestConnect
TelegramInstant alertsConnect
EmailWeekly reportConnect
Plausible3 years of historyImport
Integrations
Bring your history in, and send the numbers where your team already is.
Which page brings the most signups?
AI chat
Ask your analytics a question and get the number back, not a report.
Stripe
Revenue attribution
Follow the money back to the campaign, page and post that earned it.

Questions people ask. Straight answers.

Not yet: Umami is not in the import catalog. Export your history from Umami as CSV (Settings → Data → Export) so it stays yours, add the Open Analytics script alongside, and switch when you trust what you see.

What one script gives you. Umami covers pageviews, sessions, funnels and revenue you instrument by hand. Open Analytics connects your payment provider so revenue is attributed to its source automatically, follows every visitor's journey on a live globe, and answers questions in plain English.

No. Neither Umami nor Open Analytics sets cookies or collects personal data, so neither requires a consent banner under GDPR or ePrivacy.

Umami Cloud is free for 100,000 events on one website with six months of retention, then $20 per month for a million events; self-hosting is free if you run the server yourself. Open Analytics starts at $9 per month for 50,000 events, hosted.

The community and the free options. Umami has around 38,000 GitHub stars, an MIT license with the full report suite in the open-source product, and a genuinely free cloud tier, plus session replay and heatmaps on its Business plan, which we do not offer. If free self-hosted analytics with a huge community is the goal, Umami is the default choice.

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One script, no cookies, no consent banner.

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