Comparisons anchored on Plausible, the cookieless web analytics tool whose AGPL Community Edition is self-hosted with Docker and ClickHouse and whose Cloud adds paid features.
Two lightweight cookieless analytics tools compared for self-hosting: Plausible Community Edition (AGPL-3.0, ClickHouse) against Umami (MIT, PostgreSQL), on features, resource needs, release cadence, cloud-only features and Google Analytics import.
What Plausible Community Edition leaves out compared with Plausible Cloud (funnels, ecommerce revenue goals, SSO, Sites API and more), its twice-yearly release and community-only support, Cloud's published pageview plans and moving data between the two.
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