Umami

See website traffic, campaigns, journeys, and conversions without a complex dashboard.

What it helps with

Umami gives a small business a cleaner view of website visits, sources, campaigns, events, funnels, journeys and conversions. Agencies can separate client sites and share reporting while avoiding the complexity of a large analytics suite. It is privacy-focused and can run without cookies, but that does not automatically make every deployment legally compliant. The cloud option removes maintenance; self-hosting needs a database, secure public endpoint, backups, upgrades, retention choices, and careful tracking-script configuration.

Best fit

Best for straightforward website and campaign analytics; not for deep ad-tech attribution, raw-data warehousing, or compliance by assumption.

Setup reality

Docker/simple self-host; official Docker and cloud paths exist, with application/database configuration plus backups and upgrades.

License context

Permissive licenseBusiness use and modification are generally allowed. Keep required notices and review trademarks, dependencies, and hosted-service terms.

MIT; commercial use/modification are allowed with notice retention; the Umami name, cloud service and dependencies remain separate.

Resource facts

Use case
Website Analytics
Industries
All businesses, Agencies
Setup
Docker/simple
Audience
Non-technical
Capabilities
Non-developer friendly, AI-deployable, Cloud option, Docker one-liner, API, White-label friendly

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