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Every package Plausible Analytics depends on, ranked by repo health score.

Plausible Analytics is an open-source, privacy-first web analytics platform designed for website owners who want clear, actionable insights without the privacy violations and complexity of Google Analytics. Built on Elixir/Phoenix with ClickHouse as the analytics engine, it tracks page views, traffic sources, conversions, and visitor behaviour without storing any personal data, setting cookies, or requiring consent banners.

The platform offers two deployment paths: a managed cloud service hosted exclusively on EU infrastructure for full GDPR and Schrems II compliance, and a Community Edition (CE) that can be self-hosted on any server. Both share the same clean, single-page dashboard that surfaces all key metrics — real-time visitors, top pages, referral sources, countries, devices, and custom conversion goals — without any training required.

Plausible's business model is subscription-funded rather than ad-supported, meaning there is no data sharing, no surveillance capitalism, and no third-party tracking. Its JavaScript snippet weighs under 1KB, making it faster than alternatives while reducing the environmental footprint of analytics delivery. Features like automatic scroll depth tracking, AI traffic detection, UTM attribution, Google Search Console integration, and a public Stats API cover the full analytics workflow for most teams.

With over 27,000 GitHub stars and an active development cadence of 60+ commits per month, Plausible has established itself as the leading privacy-conscious alternative to Google Analytics, trusted by thousands of paying customers including independent bloggers, SaaS companies, and regulated enterprises across the EU.

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