Statcounter
Independent web analytics specialist Statcounter tracks millions of websites for companies, agencies, bloggers, self-employed, charities and anyone who wants to measure activity on their website, blog or forum.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
EUPlatforms
- Online
Features
Tags
- hit-counter
- visitor-tracker
- statistics
- counter
- Web Development
Statcounter News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
WebOrbiton added Statcounter as alternative to PriviMetrics
harumarx added Statcounter as alternative to TrendNow- Korwin reviewed Statcounter
Compared to W3Counter and Google Analytics, it does a very poor job of filtering automated traffic, which currently accounts for more than half. Therefore, current data (starting from May 2025) is useless.
POX added Statcounter as alternative to OpenSnowcat
dimitri-koenig added Statcounter as alternative to Axo Analytics
jaeone added Statcounter as alternative to PrivateStater- Norton reviewed Statcounter
I've been using statcounter for many years and in it's free version it's ok, as far as it goes. However, as seems to be a trend for many companies, it has cut back on features one receives in the free version. Fair enough. It's a commercial company, that's the deal, but I'm on the look out for a more featured open source version. That's my deal :)
IdeaFloat added Statcounter as alternative to IdeaFloat
K0RR added Statcounter as alternative to Tinylitics
POX added Statcounter as alternative to Rybbit
What is Statcounter?
Independent web analytics specialist Statcounter tracks millions of websites for companies, agencies, bloggers, self-employed, charities and anyone who wants to measure activity on their website, blog or forum. Key features include ease of use, independence and ability to view individual visitors in real time.
Statcounter information
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Statcounter Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $9 and $399 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
125 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
I've been using statcounter for many years and in it's free version it's ok, as far as it goes. However, as seems to be a trend for many companies, it has cut back on features one receives in the free version. Fair enough. It's a commercial company, that's the deal, but I'm on the look out for a more featured open source version. That's my deal :)
Compared to W3Counter and Google Analytics, it does a very poor job of filtering automated traffic, which currently accounts for more than half. Therefore, current data (starting from May 2025) is useless.
Thanks to this website I know how much market share different browsers, operating systems, social medias etc. have
I have been using StatCounter on my website for the past few weeks and I love it. The data is easy to read and understand. I love how StatCounter respects by visitor's privacy by anonymizing all data and never sharing it with third parties. The free tier includes all the features most people would need for a small website. I cannot recommend StatCounter enough especially if you are using Google Analytics.