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@PlausibleHQ
πŸ“ˆ Google Analytics alternative πŸš€ Intuitive & lightweight πŸ›‘οΈ Open source & privacy-first πŸͺ No cookies & no need for GDPR banner β™₯️ Subscriber-funded
Made and hosted in the EU πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί
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    Feb 26, 2024
    January not only marked our 5th anniversary but it was also our best month yet in terms of MRR growth! We’re celebrating these milestones with our first logo redesign in all this time. Here’s to the next 5 years! πŸ™πŸ˜πŸŽ‰
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    Jul 23
    The best privacy feature is knowing there isn't a catch. You shouldn't need to dig through settings to see what's being collected. Or read fine print to understand what happens to visitor data. Privacy-friendly analytics should be simple enough to explain: β€’ No cookies β€’ No
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    Jul 22
    Plausible dashboards are private by default. But if you want to be transparent, you can make your stats public with a toggle. Great for open startups, indie projects, public communities, and anyone who wants to share what’s happening. Private by default. Public when you
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    @PlausibleHQ
    Jul 20
    Our landing pages look just like our blog posts. You can't differentiate between them. Text-first. No fancy layouts. No animations. No design awards. Yet, they work the way we want them to. Helpful messaging beats trendy design when people actually need what you offer. If
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    Jul 17
    Most people treat low scroll depth like a failure signal. It's not. It depends on what the page is meant to do. Long blog post with low scroll depth and low time on page? Your intro probably doesn't match the headline. Blog index with low scroll depth + low time on page?
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