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Umami
Privacy-focused web analytics with a free cloud tier and MIT self-hosting.
What is Umami?
Umami is a privacy-focused web analytics platform for traffic, events, funnels, retention, attribution, and self-hosted analytics workflows.
Best for
- Indie makers who want cookieless launch analytics
- Developers who prefer an MIT self-hosted analytics option
- Small teams comparing lightweight GA alternatives
Common use cases
Umami pricing
Umami Cloud has a Hobby plan at $0/month, Pro from $20/month, and Business from $200/month in the checked pricing table. Self-hosting is available under the MIT-licensed project, but some Cloud features are tier-specific.
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FAQ
Is Umami free?
Yes, Umami offers a free tier. Hobby $0/month; Pro from $20/month; self-hosted MIT edition available..
What platforms does Umami support?
Umami is available on Web, Self-hosted, API.
Is Umami open source?
Yes, Umami is open source.
What is Umami used for?
Umami is a privacy-focused web analytics platform for traffic, events, funnels, retention, attribution, and self-hosted analytics workflows. Common use cases include Privacy analytics, Cookieless, Open source, Self-hosted.
What are good Umami alternatives?
Start by comparing other Analytics & Monitoring tools on Launch Vault. Similar tools can differ by pricing, workflow fit, integrations, and the type of team they serve.