SaaSNa.me vs Plausible Analytics
Both are cookieless, both skip the consent banner. Here's where they actually differ — for people comparing privacy-friendly analytics tools, not for picking a fight.
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Feature by feature
Where SaaSNa.me and Plausible differ.
Plausible is a solid, mature product — this is what's different about ours, not a claim that theirs is worse.
| Feature | SaaSNa.me | Plausible |
|---|---|---|
| Cookieless by default | Yes | Yes |
| Cookie consent banner required | No | No |
| Setup | One script tag | One script tag |
| Open source | No | Yes |
| Self-hostable | No | Yes |
| Free plan | Yes, while in beta | Trial only, then paid |
| Who's online right now | Yes | On paid plans |
| Referrer breakdown | Channel, direct and campaign, split apart | Referrer list |
| Multi-site grouping | Yes | Yes, on paid plans |
Pick SaaSNa.me if
You want live visitor tracking and traffic-source attribution without paying for it while the product is in beta, and you'd rather not run your own infrastructure.
Pick Plausible if
You need an open-source tool you can self-host, or want a product with an established paid track record rather than one still in beta.