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Pricing

Totallytics pricing

Totallytics is free during beta: every feature, up to 50 websites per account and no credit card. Sign in with Google, add your sites and start collecting right away.

What's included

Every account gets everything during the beta:

  • Web analytics: pageviews, visits, live visitors, pages, referrers, UTM campaigns, countries and devices
  • Custom events from the browser and your backend
  • Goals and funnels with median and p90 time to convert
  • Weekly retention cohorts, without cookies
  • Google Search Console integration with up to 16 months of history
  • Daily, weekly or monthly email reports
  • API analytics and alerts for Node.js, Cloudflare Workers and Go
  • Public dashboards, CSV export and the stats API
  • Simple Analytics CSV import

Limits

Limit Value
Websites per account 50
Goals and funnels per site 20
Funnel steps 2 to 6, on the same UTC day
Email report recipients 25
API alert rules per site 20
API keys per site 10 active
Stats API date range Up to 400 days

How other tools price

Tool Paid plans start at Free option
Totallytics Free during beta Everything, during the beta
Plausible $9 a month for 10k pageviews 30-day trial, self-hosted Community Edition
Fathom $15 a month for 100k pageviews 7-day trial, card required
Simple Analytics $20 a month for 100k pageviews 5 websites, 30 days of history
Umami Cloud $20 a month for 1M events 1 website, 100k events a month
Google Analytics 4 Free Free, with cookies

Prices checked on September 30, 2026 on each vendor's pricing page, billed monthly.

Each of them fits some teams better. Plausible and Umami can be self-hosted, Fathom and Plausible track revenue, and Simple Analytics has native iOS and macOS apps. See the comparisons with Plausible, Fathom, Umami and Simple Analytics.

FAQ

Is Totallytics really free?

Yes, during the beta. Every feature is included and you don't need a credit card.

What isn't included?

Session replay, heatmaps, A/B tests, feature flags, revenue tracking and Google Analytics import. Totallytics is closed source and can't be self-hosted.

Can I move over from Simple Analytics?

Yes. Swap the script URL, rename sa_event to tt_event and import your CSV history.

Updated September 30, 2026