A Fathom alternative that also knows your app.
Fathom is cookieless web analytics with integrations for most CMSs and frameworks, an API and custom events with an optional monetary value. Tapll is cookieless on the web by default too, and adds the iOS app, feature funnels and payments from Stripe and Paddle in the same project.
Tapll and Fathom, side by side.
| Feature |  Tapll | F Fathom |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Solo €9 / month for 1M events | Starts at $15 / month after a 7-day trial, by monthly page views |
| Cookies and consent | Yes: Cookieless by default: nothing stored in the browser, no banner needed | Yes: No cookies, no consent banner required for analytics |
| Events and revenue | Yes: Net revenue, customers, conversion and revenue per visitor per channel, referrer, campaign and entry page, from Stripe and Paddle | Partly: Custom events with an optional monetary value |
| Integrations | No: A script tag only: no npm package or framework plugins | Yes: WordPress, Webflow, Next, Nuxt, Vue, Drupal and other CMSs and frameworks |
| API | No: No public API, CLI or MCP for querying | Yes: API documentation published |
| EU traffic | Cloudflare | EU traffic routed through European-owned infrastructure |
| A mobile app | Yes: iOS through a Swift package, in the same project | Not mentioned on its homepage |
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Why teams pick Tapll over Fathom.
App and site in one project
A platform switcher on Sessions, Screens, Retention, Crashes and Data, and one key for both.
Feature funnels and releases
Declared in code, with each release’s before and after, and crashes grouped into issues on iOS.
Payments tied to the visit
Stripe and Paddle through checkout metadata, kept apart from in-app revenue.
When Fathom is the better choice.
- You want a ready integration for your CMS or framework: Tapll is a script tag only.
- You want to build on an API: Fathom publishes one, Tapll has no public API.
- You run a website alone and want the simplest dashboard.
Questions about switching from Fathom.
Is Tapll’s script cookieless?
In strict anonymous mode, the default, yes: nothing is stored in the browser. Product analytics mode stores an id and offers a consent banner.
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