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Offen Fair Web Analytics vs PostHog comparison

Compare pricing, deployment, product fit, integrations, and capabilities side by side.

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Which platform fits your needs?

Choose Offen Fair Web Analytics if

Teams that value visitor access to their own analytics data and accept measuring only people who opt in.

Capabilities listed only for Offen Fair Web Analytics in this selection

Important considerations: 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.

Choose PostHog if

Developers and product teams who want analytics, replay, experimentation, and feature delivery in a single toolchain

Capabilities listed only for PostHog in this selection

Important considerations: Each cloud product is metered separately. The free MIT self-hosted deployment is officially unsupported, with no customer support or guarantees. Only free-plan features are available there; paid-plan features are Cloud-only.

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Attribute Offen Fair Web Analytics PostHog
Overview 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.A product and web analytics platform for developers that combines usage analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, surveys, and data tooling in one stack, with both cloud and self-hosted deployment options.
Pricing Free Apache-2.0-licensed software; hosting and operational work are separate costs.Cloud product analytics includes 1M events/month free, then starts at $0.00005 per event; other products have separate usage-based free tiers
Deployment Self-hostedSelf-hosted and hosted options
Best for Teams that value visitor access to their own analytics data and accept measuring only people who opt in.Developers and product teams who want analytics, replay, experimentation, and feature delivery in a single toolchain
Operator Offen project
Independent project
PostHog Inc.
Independent private company
Company base Berlin, Germany · European UnionDistributed organization
Organization scale No comparable official organization-size figure was publicly disclosed.215 team members · operator, as of 13 Aug 2026
Recent direction operational reliability
Recent official evidence shows a focus on operational reliability.
AI-assisted analysis
Recent official evidence shows a focus on AI-assisted analysis.
Key features
  • 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
  • Self-hosted
  • Session recordings
  • A/B testing
  • Feature flags
  • Surveys
  • Open source
  • Real-time analytics
  • Custom event tracking
  • Integrations
  • Data export
Important considerations 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.Each cloud product is metered separately. The free MIT self-hosted deployment is officially unsupported, with no customer support or guarantees. Only free-plan features are available there; paid-plan features are Cloud-only.
Integrations JavaScript, DockerSlack, Zapier, Segment
Fact check We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-09-30. We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-09-30.

Capability matrix

This matrix shows capabilities recorded in our catalog. Not listed means we have not confirmed the capability here. Check the linked vendor sources for plan, deployment, and usage limits.

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AttributeOffen Fair Web AnalyticsPostHog
A/B testing Not listed Listed
AI insights Not listed Listed
App analytics Not listed Listed
Audience insights Not listed Listed
Behavior analytics Not listed Listed
Cohort analysis Not listed Listed
Custom reports Not listed Listed
Data export Not listed Listed
Data ownership Listed Listed
E-commerce tracking Not listed Listed
Enterprise Not listed Listed
Error tracking Not listed Listed
Event tracking Not listed Listed
Free plan Listed Listed
Funnels Not listed Listed
GDPR compliant Not listed Listed
Goals Not listed Listed
Heatmaps Not listed Listed
Integrations Not listed Listed
Open source Listed Listed
Privacy-first Listed Not listed
Real-time data Not listed Listed
Retention analytics Not listed Listed
Revenue tracking Not listed Listed
Self-hosted Listed Listed
Session recordings Not listed Listed
Surveys Not listed Listed
User segments Not listed Listed
Web analytics Listed Not listed
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