Plausible is an open-source, privacy-friendly web analytics tool founded in 2019 in Tallinn, Estonia, with an about 1KB script, no cookies, and out-of-the-box GDPR compliance, with cloud hosting from $9/month and free self-hosting, used by 1,000,000+ websites.
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Avast (founded 1988, Prague, Czech Republic) is one of the world's largest free antivirus brands with over 435 million users. Avast Security offers a complete product matrix from free antivirus to Avast One all-in-one security solutions.
Founded in 2007 and based in the United States, Temp Mail is one of the earliest temporary email services, offering disposable anonymous email addresses without registration that auto-destruct after expiration to protect privacy.
Founded in 1999 in Toronto Canada, EasyDNS is a privacy and rights-focused domain registration and DNS provider with built-in WHOIS privacy, DNSSEC, and Anycast DNS for privacy-conscious businesses and individuals.
Shynet is an open-source, self-hosted, privacy-friendly web analytics tool created by US developer Mike Miles, built on Django, requiring no cookies, with multi-site and real-time stats and full user data ownership.
Microanalytics is a US-based open-source lightweight web analytics tool that can be self-hosted with one-click Docker deployment, is cookie-less and GDPR/CCPA compliant, supports event tracking, and ships a tracking script under 2KB plus a free plan.
Metrical is a US-based privacy-friendly lightweight web analytics tool offering event tracking, heatmaps, and session recording, with a tracking script of about 1-2KB, cookie-less compliance by default, and a free plan to get started.
Gandi.net was founded in 1999 in Paris, France. Known for its "No Bullshit" philosophy — transparent pricing, no hidden fees. B Corp certified, privacy advocate. Supports 800+ TLDs.
DreamHost, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Los Angeles, CA, is a WordPress.org recommended hosting and domain registration provider. Known for strong privacy advocacy, a 97-day refund guarantee, and transparent pricing.
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