A Plausible alternative for a product with an app.
Plausible is the classic privacy-first web analytics tool: no cookies, no banner, a small script, open code and hosting in the EU. Tapll does the same for a website and also measures the iOS app, with feature funnels, crash reporting and website revenue from Stripe and Paddle.
Tapll and Plausible, side by side.
| Feature | P Plausible | |
|---|---|---|
| Plans shown | Solo €9 / month for 1M events | Starter $9, Growth $14, Business $19 a month |
| Cookies and consent | Yes: Cookieless by default: nothing stored in the browser, no banner needed | Yes: No cookies, no cookie banner required |
| Script size | One script tag, under 5 KB gzipped, no dependencies | Says it is 54 times smaller than Google Analytics |
| Goals and revenue | Yes: Net revenue, customers, conversion and revenue per visitor per channel, referrer, campaign and entry page, from Stripe and Paddle | Yes: Codeless goals and revenue tracking; funnels and journeys on Business |
| Search Console | No: No Google Search Console data | Yes: Search queries and organic performance in the dashboard |
| API | No: No public API, CLI or MCP for querying | Partly: Stats API on Business, 600 requests an hour |
| Integrations and import | No: A script tag only: no npm package or framework plugins | Yes: WordPress plugin, NPM package, Google Tag Manager template, Google Analytics import |
| Code and hosting | No: Hosted only | Yes: Public, auditable code; built and hosted in the EU |
| A mobile app | Yes: iOS through a Swift package, in the same project | Not mentioned on its homepage |
Plausible facts read on their own website on . Rows we could not check there are left out rather than guessed.
Why teams pick Tapll over Plausible.
The app and the site together
One project, one write key and a platform switcher, so a landing page and the app it sells sit in one panel.
Features as funnels
Declare discovery → adoption → success in code, on the site and in the app.
Revenue beside traffic
Stripe and Paddle for the website, RevenueCat and Apple for the app, shown separately and never added together.
When Plausible is the better choice.
- You have a website only: Plausible is simpler, and its open code and EU hosting may matter to you.
- You want Search Console queries or a Stats API: Tapll has neither.
- You want a WordPress plugin, an NPM package, a Tag Manager template or a Google Analytics import: Tapll ships a script tag only.
Questions about switching from Plausible.
Are both cookieless?
By default, yes. Tapll’s script stores nothing in the browser in strict anonymous mode. Its product analytics mode stores an id and ships an optional consent banner.
Which is lighter?
Tapll’s script is under 5 KB gzipped. Plausible’s homepage gives a comparison with Google Analytics rather than a size, so we do not state one for it.
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