A simpler Google Analytics alternative for developers
Google Analytics 4 is a powerful, free product. It is also built for marketing teams with ad accounts, and many developers and small teams only want to know what's working. Here is an honest comparison of the two approaches.
When agentlytics is the better fit
- You want answers, not reports. Ask your coding agent "why did traffic jump?" or "where do people drop off?" and get numbers and a next step.
- You want no cookies. Nothing is stored in the visitor's browser and no IP address is kept, which keeps the privacy policy short.
- You want it set up in minutes. One script tag, or one sentence to your agent, and a free plan of 5,000 pageviews a month.
- You ship marketing from your editor. Your agent creates a tracked link for every post and checks the results days later.
When Google Analytics is still the right choice
- You run paid ads and need the Google Ads and audience integrations.
- You need to follow individual users across days or devices. A daily-rotating visitor id can't do that.
- You need e-commerce reporting, attribution models or custom audiences at scale.
- You have several people who already know it and rely on its reports.
You can use both
Nothing stops you running agentlytics next to another tool while you compare. Add the script, let it collect for a week, and check which one you actually open.
See the live demo dashboard for what the numbers look like, or read how cookieless counting works.
Try it on your site
Free for 5,000 pageviews a month, no card. Paste one sentence into your coding agent, or add one script tag yourself.
Start free See the live demoAdd agentlytics analytics to this project. Follow the instructions at measuremy.site/llms.txt