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Datalyic

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Privacy-friendly real-time web analytics using one small script, with custom events, visitor journeys, bot filtering, and no cookie banner.

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About Datalyic

Datalyic is a lightweight web analytics service. You add one async script to a site and see page views, single-page-app route changes, UTM tags, referrers, and custom events in real time, with built-in bot filtering. It tracks any number of sites from one place, and users sign in through Google, and each account only sees the sites it created.

The dashboard includes a live event monitor that distinguishes named bots and crawlers, plus per-session visitor journeys showing the entry-to-exit route. The site emphasizes privacy: no cookie banner and no third parties, with data kept in a Postgres database, which it describes as self-hosted. A demo, a pricing page, and a blog are linked, and users can get started for free.

Key features

  • One async script to track any site
  • Real-time page views and custom events
  • Visitor journeys with entry-to-exit routes
  • Live event monitor with bot labeling
  • One dashboard for multiple sites
  • No cookie banner needed

Good fit for

  • →Developers wanting simple privacy-friendly analytics
  • →Owners of several small sites tracking traffic in one view
Tags
web-analytics
privacy
real-time
postgres
event-tracking
no-cookies
self-hosted

Datalyic: questions and answers

What is Datalyic used for?
Datalyic is privacy-friendly real-time web analytics using one small script, with custom events, visitor journeys, bot filtering, and no cookie banner. It is a good fit for developers wanting simple privacy-friendly analytics and owners of several small sites tracking traffic in one view.
How much does Datalyic cost?
Paid plans for Datalyic start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Datalyic open source?
No. Datalyic is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Umami, Plausible and Matomo.
Can I self-host Datalyic?
Yes. Although Datalyic is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers, and the vendor also offers a hosted version.
What are some alternatives to Datalyic?
Datalyic competes with Fathom Analytics, Simple Analytics and DataFast.

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