Alternatives to d8a
Warehouse-native analytics that accepts GA4 and Matomo tracking and stores data in your own warehouse. Notes say what changes if you switch.
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d8a
Warehouse-native analytics that accepts GA4 and Matomo tracking and stores data in your own warehouse.
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Matomo
Full-featured open-source analytics platform for websites and apps, self-hosted or in the cloud.
Matomo is a full analytics platform with its own dashboards and raw data export, self-hosted on PHP and MySQL or MariaDB rather than writing to a warehouse.
Google Analytics
Google's free analytics service for measuring traffic, customer journeys and conversions across websites and apps.
Google Analytics is the hosted service whose tags d8a accepts, offering reports and ad integration but keeping data processed by Google rather than in your warehouse.
Google Tag Manager
Google's web-based tag management system for adding analytics and marketing tags without editing site code.
Jitsu
Open-source event data platform that collects website, app and server events and delivers them to data warehouses.
Jitsu also delivers events into your own data warehouse under an MIT license, acting as a Segment replacement instead of accepting GA4 and Matomo tags.
Countly
Product analytics and customer engagement platform for mobile, web and desktop apps that you can self-host.
Prisme Analytics
Privacy-focused web analytics written in Go that uses Grafana for dashboards and user management.
PostHog
Product analytics platform with session replay, feature flags, experiments, error tracking and web analytics.
PostHog provides product analytics with SQL access to synced data and many built-in tools, under an MIT license, rather than a warehouse-only pipeline.
Google Tag Assistant
Google's web tool for checking and debugging analytics and tag installations on a website.
