| Overview |
Commercial self-hosted web analytics software for PHP and MySQL that combines cookieless traffic reports, goals, visitor profiles, session replay, heatmaps, teams, and optional white-label SaaS controls. | A self-hosted analytics project built around explicit visitor consent and end-to-end encrypted usage data. Visitors can inspect and delete their own data; operators get aggregate traffic reports. |
| Pricing |
One-time licenses: Regular $49 for personal use and Extended $319 for operating a SaaS; source code, future updates, and six months of support are included | Free Apache-2.0-licensed software; hosting and operational work are separate costs. |
| Deployment |
Self-hosted | Self-hosted |
| Best for |
Site owners, developers, and agencies that want inexpensive self-hosted analytics or a white-label analytics service | Teams that value visitor access to their own analytics data and accept measuring only people who opt in. |
| Operator |
66analytics Independent project | Offen project Independent project |
| Company base |
Distributed organization | Berlin, Germany · European Union |
| Organization scale |
1 team members · operator, as of 13 Aug 2026 | No comparable official organization-size figure was publicly disclosed. |
| Recent direction |
self-hosted expansion Recent official evidence shows a focus on self-hosted expansion. | operational reliability Recent official evidence shows a focus on operational reliability. |
| Key features |
- Self-hosted PHP and MySQL
- Cookieless lightweight tracking
- Real-time analytics
- Goals and custom events
- Visitor profiles and sessions
- Session replay
- Click and scroll heatmaps
- Teams and shared reports
- CSV, JSON, and PDF export
- White-label SaaS controls
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- Explicit opt-in before collection
- Visitor data access and deletion
- End-to-end encrypted usage data
- Traffic, referrer and campaign reporting
- Self-hosted binary or Docker deployment
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| Important considerations |
This is commercial source-available software, not an OSI open-source project. You operate PHP, MySQL, security, storage, backups, and privacy settings; SaaS resale requires the Extended license. | Uses first-party cookies after opt-in; it is not cookieless. Data expires after six months. Public releases last recorded here are from May 2024; assess maintenance and security before adoption. |
| Integrations |
REST API, Webhooks, WordPress, Stripe, PayPal | JavaScript, Docker |
| Fact check |
We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-08-08. |
We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-09-30. |