🤔Which tool do you use for web analytics?

Harris Cheng
37 replies
I’m using GA but seeing if anyone has a good alternative! I find GA’s user flow very counter-intuitive. You have to find non-obvious buttons to do basic stuff…😢

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Ludo
I recently started to use Umami which is open-source, lightweight and privacy-focused. It's easy to set-up and easy to use. As for now, I won't switch back to GA. Hope this helps ;)
Ivan Dudin
GA4, Amplitude
Steve Lou
I use matomo and it's been a blessing so far!
Erkin Bek
1. Hotjar 2. Ahrefs 3. Google Analytics 4. Google Console 5. MOZ (sometimes)
Solomon Bush
Log Harvestor
Log Harvestor
Launching soon!
I actually just launched Log Harvestor today. It is an alternative to Google Analytics, and all your other analytics tools. Check it out! https://shorturl.at/qzG24
Jimbo
@solomon_bush Nice! Thanks for the link, so far, what do you like/dislike about Log Harvestor?
Solomon Bush
Log Harvestor
Log Harvestor
Launching soon!
But, besides Log Harvestor lol, I would also recommend GA, HotJar, Plausible, or something self hosted. :)
Geri Máté
Posthog FTW
Jimbo
@geri_mate Always love to hear about something different, any chance you could post a link to this?
Sophia Watt
software designed to track, measure, and report on website activity including site traffic, visitor source, and user clicks.
Carmen Judson
Google Analytics
Hotjar, GA4, Ahrefs!
Gryzzly Time and budget Tracking
GA4, Semrush :)
James Hughes
Google Analytics is a common choice for web analytics due to its robust features and ease of integration.