Plausible Analytics vs. Umami
Plausible Analytics and Umami compared across Company facts, Pricing, Analytics capabilities, Privacy & compliance, Data ownership & deployment and Platform & integrations — every fact sourced and re-verified from each vendor's public material.
Plausible Analytics
Open-source, privacy-first web analytics — a lightweight, cookieless Google Analytics alternative.
Umami
Open-source, privacy-focused web analytics available self-hosted or as a managed cloud service.
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Privacy & compliance
Data ownership & deployment
Platform & integrations
The verdict
Plausible has the official GA4 importer and an official WordPress plugin, both of which Umami lacks. Cloud starts at $9/mo and includes 30 days free trial vs Umami's 14, and data is retained 36 months (vs 24) on EU-only servers in Germany. The trade-off: 1 site at entry and no heatmaps.
Full profileUmami's $20/mo Pro tier covers 1M events across 20 sites, far more headroom than Plausible's $9 plan (10k pageviews, 1 site), and it adds click/scroll heatmaps and entry-tier funnels that Plausible gates behind its Business plan. The MIT license is more permissive than Plausible's AGPLv3. No GA import or official WordPress plugin.
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