The passionate community behind the project has created tens of thousands of free design themes and plugins that you can use to create any website that you want. It also allows you to easily export any of the content you create in case you ever decide to leave.
For WordPress sites. It protects everything on your site from the contact form to the comments area. And it does so without affecting real users and without forcing them to do different tests.
hCaptcha which is like reCAPTCHA but a bit more transparent, independent and privacy-friendly.
If you want to use digital advertising, you may consider blockchain-based Basic Attention Token by the company behind the Brave browser.
Sell subscriptions and accept donations from your loyal fans using services such as Patreon.
PeerTube is another interesting alternative. It’s a free, open-source, federated and decentralized video platform that uses peer-to-peer technology.
A federated platform allows you to join one of the existing instances or create your own which then syncs with the rest of the network.
Vimeo is one of the most popular alternatives to YouTube when you want to embed a video on your site.
OpenStreetMap is a great alternative if you’re simply embedding a map or directions on your site. It’s open-source and community-driven.
And for those who want to understand their search engine visibility and traffic they get from Google, there’s Search Console which is the most accurate way of doing that. And you don’t need to add any scripts to your site to use it. It’s the Google tool I use the most these days.
I'm working on Plausible Analytics. Modern dashboard, simple metrics to understand, open source, lightweight script (<1 KB), no cookies and doesn't collect personal data so no need for cookie/GDPR consent banner.
Matomo (formerly known as Piwik) is one of the big players in the ethical analytics market. It’s an open-source analytics software that you can either self-host on your domain name for free or you can pay them to host it in the cloud.
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