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Open source alternative to Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics and Matomo Cloud
It is a privacy-friendly, open-source web analytics platform offering customizable dashboards and GDPR compliance.
Prisme Analytics fits teams tracking traffic, pages, referrers, and campaigns without adopting ad-tech tracking defaults.
You need deep paid advertising attribution inside Google products.
Small teams can use it as a controlled analytics layer before adding heavier event pipelines.
You need full product analytics funnels, session replay, or warehouse-native analytics.
Prisme Analytics is designed around privacy-friendly website measurement rather than advertising profiles.
Teams can run the analytics service themselves and keep reporting data within their own infrastructure.
The product focuses on dashboards that show the metrics site operators need without exposing them to a general-purpose ad analytics stack.
Prisme Analytics is an open-source web analytics tool focused on privacy-friendly, self-hosted website measurement.
Yes. The repository describes Prisme Analytics as a self-hosted analytics service.
Self-hosted Google Analytics alternative, 100% data ownership
Self-hosted analytics for product and marketing teams
Cookie-free web analytics for privacy-focused teams
Open source self-hosted analytics for total data ownership
GDPR-compliant cookieless analytics with real-time dashboards
Your AI research assistant, fully local and encrypted.
Website analytics often force teams to choose between useful product data and invasive tracking. Google Analytics can be too broad, ad-tech oriented, and policy-heavy for teams that only need traffic, referrer, and behavior trends.
Privacy-sensitive teams need analytics they can explain to users and control operationally. A self-hosted tool keeps raw analytics data closer to the business while reducing dependency on third-party tracking vendors.
Yes. It is a better fit when teams want basic website analytics and data ownership rather than Google advertising ecosystem integration.