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Umami: free, MIT-licensed self-hosted web analytics
Umami's privacy-focused analytics is open source under the MIT licence and free to self-host, including for commercial use; Umami Cloud adds a free Hobby plan and a $20/month Pro plan.
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About this offer
Umami is a privacy-focused web and product analytics platform and an open-source alternative to Google Analytics, Mixpanel and Amplitude. It is released under the MIT licence, which allows unlimited commercial use, and Umami says it can be self-hosted for free.
You can run it on your own servers with Docker, Kubernetes or any Node.js hosting, then add one script tag to your site to start collecting data.
Umami also runs a hosted service. Umami Cloud's Hobby plan is $0 per month for up to 100K events, one website and six months of data retention, and the Pro plan is $20 per month. Some features, such as email reports and the streaming API, are only in the cloud version.
Who's eligible
- Anyone; the MIT licence allows commercial use
How to redeem
- 1Deploy Umami on your own server with Docker, Kubernetes or Node.js hosting
- 2Add the Umami tracking script tag to your website
- 3View your analytics in your own Umami instance
Terms and restrictions
- Released under the MIT licence
- Free to self-host, including commercial use
- Email reports and the streaming API are only available in Umami Cloud
- Umami Cloud: Hobby $0/month (up to 100K events, 1 website, 6 months retention); Pro $20/month
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About Umami
Umami is an open-source, privacy-focused web and product analytics platform, positioned as an alternative to Google Analytics, Mixpanel and Amplitude. It is released under the MIT licence and can be self-hosted or used through Umami Cloud.
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