GA Lite Pricing 2026

Cookieless web analytics with revenue attribution, funnels and heatmaps, queryable from Cursor over MCP

Pricing: Event-based plans with every feature included at every tier. Entry is $9/month billed monthly for 100K events, with tiers stepping up through 500K, 1M, 3M, 5M and 10M events. A 15-day free trial runs first, with no card required, after which the 100K tier is $9/month. Yearly billing is offered with two months free. A live demo dashboard is browsable without signing up.

Revenue-first, cookieless web analytics that attributes sessions and channels to actual sales

Pricing: Volume-priced with every feature on every plan — 'you pay for volume, not features' — on a 14-day free trial with $0 due at signup. Three tiers, each quoted at the 10k events/month step (roughly 8k visits) and each billed annually with 2+ months free: Starter is $7/month ($84/year) for one website, one team member and three years of data retention; Growth is $15/month ($180/year) and is marked most popular, covering up to 30 websites, five years of retention and priority support; Scale is $40/month ($480/year), aimed at agencies, with unlimited websites, forever retention, priority support, white-glove onboarding and an SLA. The event slider runs from 10k up past 10M events/month, so the headline figures rise with volume. Revenue attribution via Stripe is included at every tier.

Agent-native site analytics — one tag, one MCP server, so your coding agent can query traffic, errors, conversions, Search Console and Ads directly

Pricing: Free tier: the tracker, dashboard and full MCP, up to 100,000 events per month across all sites on the account, with unlimited unmetered MCP queries. Beyond that the vendor sells credits at USD 10 for 1,000 credits, used for AI answers in the in-app Ask tab and for events past the 100,000/month free allowance; a typical question is described as costing a few credits and credits never expire. There is no subscription. At the time of writing the site states the full product is 100% free during early access and that early users keep a founding-user rate once credits arrive.

Privacy-first Google Analytics alternative that tracks revenue alongside traffic with AI-powered analytics chat, $10–$30/month or $299 lifetime

Pricing: Priced by expected monthly pageviews or events, monthly or yearly, with a 15-day free trial on all paid plans and no card required to start. Starter is $10/month for solopreneurs and side projects: 1 user, up to 10 sites, up to 3 email reports, website analytics, earnings tracking, product analytics, goals dashboard and a live visitor map. Professional is $30/month for growing businesses and agencies: everything in Starter plus up to 2 users, up to 20 sites, up to 4 email reports, API access and custom events. Enterprise is custom-quoted for high volume and adds an isolated storage server, multiple agency teams, combined and manual invoicing, contract redlining and a live visitor table. A lifetime deal is offered on the Starter plan for a single payment of $299 with no renewals, limited to 100 seats ever sold.

Cookieless sub-1KB analytics that ties traffic to revenue with forever retention on every tier, $5–$29/month after a 14-day trial

Pricing: Three tiers, monthly or yearly with three-plus months free on annual, and every plan carrying the same feature set — forever retention, visitor profiles, realtime analytics, live visitors, a public shareable page and core web vitals — so the tiers move only on events and sites. Starter is $5/month, billed $60 yearly (44% saving): 50k events/month across 3 sites. Growth is $12/month, billed $144 yearly (37% saving): 500k events/month across 10 sites. Pro is $29/month, billed $348 yearly (41% saving): 5M events/month across unlimited sites. A custom plan is available on contact for higher volume, custom event limits, an SLA and dedicated support. Every new workspace starts with a 14-day free trial requiring no credit card, cancellable anytime. A pageview or a manually fired custom event counts as one event; session heartbeats and blocked internal traffic do not count. The site notes the first 100 subscriptions after relaunch lock in current pricing permanently.