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January not only marked our 5th anniversary but it was also our best month yet in terms of MRR growth! We’re celebrating these milestones with our first logo redesign in all this time. Here’s to the next 5 years! 🙏😍🎉
Plausible Analytics
@PlausibleHQ
📈 Google Analytics alternative
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🛡️ Open source & privacy-first
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♥️ Subscriber-funded
- Two analytics companies. Two data policies. Google: “...measure the effectiveness of advertising... and personalize content and ads...” Plausible: “Your data is not used for advertising, profiling or monetization.” Privacy isn’t a setting. It starts with the business model.
- Schrems I ended Safe Harbour in 2015. Schrems II ended Privacy Shield in 2020. noyb is preparing what could become Schrems III against the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and asked the European Commission to withdraw it. Google Analytics uses it for EU-US transfers. Plausible
- One July number we left out: 4,248 trial signups, our third-best month ever. That’s the final point on the chart. The chart isn't a mockup. It's our real, public dashboard. You can follow the August numbers live here: plausible.io/plausible.ioWhile indie hacker Twitter debated whether SaaS is dying, our July: • $22.2k in new MRR, our best month ever • MRR up 28.5% year over year • 20,183 paying subscribers The argument is that AI has made every product easy to clone. Our code has been open source and free to
- While indie hacker Twitter debated whether SaaS is dying, our July: • $22.2k in new MRR, our best month ever • MRR up 28.5% year over year • 20,183 paying subscribers The argument is that AI has made every product easy to clone. Our code has been open source and free to
