Open Analytics brings AI to private web analytics

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Open Analytics brings AI to private web analytics

Open Analytics is an open-source, privacy-first Google Analytics alternative with cookieless tracking, real-time dashboards, funnels, revenue attribution, and MCP access for AI agents. It can be self-hosted or used as a managed service.

// ANALYSIS

Open Analytics stands out by treating analytics as agent-accessible infrastructure rather than another dashboard silo.

–MCP support lets developers query traffic, revenue, and funnels through AI tools
–Stripe attribution connects marketing activity directly to revenue outcomes
–Cookieless tracking and browser-side redaction reduce privacy and compliance friction
–Self-hosting and an AGPLv3 license appeal to teams that need data ownership
–It enters a crowded market against Plausible, PostHog, Matomo, and Rybbit, so execution and integrations will matter more than feature count

// TAGS

open-analyticsopen-sourceself-hostedmcpdata-toolsobservability

DISCOVERED

46d ago

2026-08-16

PUBLISHED

46d ago

2026-08-16

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

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