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How traffic.cx compares

traffic.cx is privacy-friendly web analytics that ties payments from Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar and Dodo to the traffic that earned them. These pages compare it with other tools, including where they're the better choice. Every competitor fact is dated and linked to its source.

  • traffic.cx vs Plausible Analytics

    Plausible Analytics

    Plausible tracks revenue through custom events on its Business plan. traffic.cx syncs payments from your payment provider on every plan.

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  • traffic.cx vs DataFast

    DataFast

    DataFast Starter covers 1 website and 1 team member. traffic.cx includes unlimited sites and team members on every paid plan.

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Other tools people compare

We don't have a full comparison page for these yet. One fact each, from the tool's own page, as of 22 October 2026:

  • Fathom Analytics offers a 7-day free trial that starts after you add a card (usefathom.com/pricing).
  • Umami is open source, and its Cloud Hobby plan is free for up to 100,000 events a month on one website (umami.is/pricing).
  • PostHog is a product analytics platform whose free tier includes 1 million analytics events a month (posthog.com/pricing).
  • Simple Analytics stores website data in the EU, with primary infrastructure in the Netherlands, and offers a 14-day trial (simpleanalytics.com/pricing).
  • Pirsch starts at $6 a month for 10,000 page views, with a 30-day free trial and no card (pirsch.io/pricing).
  • Matomo offers a free On-Premise edition you install on your own servers, as well as Matomo Cloud (matomo.org/pricing).

How we compare

Facts come from each tool's public pages on the date shown, and prices can change after that date. Each comparison says where the other tool is the better choice. If you spot something out of date or wrong, email support@traffic.cx and we'll fix it.

For our own side, see pricing, how revenue attribution works, and where your data is processed in our sub-processor list and privacy notice.