# DataBull Canonical: https://inetgeek.com/analytics/databull/ Revenue-first analytics that ties Stripe, Polar and Dodo sales to the post, search or link that brought the buyer, sold as a one-time license and run on your own Cloudflare. ## Who it suits A founder who sells through Stripe, Polar or Dodo and wants each sale credited to the post, search or link that brought the buyer. It is $29 once at the current launch price, with unlimited websites and events, run on your own Cloudflare account. Consider something else if You want a monthly plan, a trial or a refund. The license is one-time and non-refundable, its price rises from $29 to $99 as licenses sell, and the hosted monthly plan is listed as coming soon. If revenue attribution is not the point, Plausible starts at $9 a month with a free trial. ## iScore 58 / 100 (80% interval 50–66), rank 9 of 9 in analytics — interval overlaps the next rank, so this is an ordering, not a finding. inetGeek's own reading, computed from sourced facts against category peers by disclosed rules. Not a provider claim. Intervals are 80%; a provider with few documented facts is pulled toward the category middle rather than scored on what little is known. Read this score with care: - Capacity and limits is thin: 0 of 2 criteria are scored, so it sits near the category middle with a wide interval (45–58). Read the interval, not the point. - Trust and compliance is thin: 0 of 4 criteria are scored, so it sits near the category middle with a wide interval (72–84). Read the interval, not the point. - Documented but not scored, because the page states it as text with no comparable number or a yes/limited/no (a one-time, usage-based or other-vendor price, or a per-site choice): minimum_paid_price, sites_included, cookieless, gdpr_data_residency. Read them on the provider page; the score neither rewards nor penalises what it could not compare. Method: https://inetgeek.com/iscore/. Full output with every criterion's basis: https://inetgeek.com/scores.json. Every analytics peer ranked: https://inetgeek.com/analytics/databull/alternatives/ - Price: 38 (16–60), weight 34%, 2 of 4 criteria scored; scored for peers, not here — undocumented or stated without a number or a yes/limited/no: free_card_required, minimum_paid_price - Capacity and limits: 51 (45–58), weight 14%, 0 of 2 criteria scored; scored for peers, not here — undocumented or stated without a number or a yes/limited/no: retention_window, sites_included - Capabilities: 54 (48–61), weight 21%, 3 of 3 criteria scored - Trust and compliance: 78 (72–84), weight 21%, 0 of 4 criteria scored; scored for peers, not here — undocumented or stated without a number or a yes/limited/no: cookieless, encryption_at_rest, gdpr_data_residency, soc2 - Evidence: 100 (100–100), weight 11%, 4 of 4 criteria scored ## What the documentation says ### Pricing - Free tier: No ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) - Kind of free offer: No free offer ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) - What the free plan includes: None today. There is a live demo, but no trial or free plan; a hosted plan with a free tier is listed as coming soon. The license is non-refundable. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) - Entry paid plan: $29 one time for a self-hosted lifetime license, at a launch price that rises as licenses sell: $29 for the first 40, then $49, $69 and $99. No monthly fee to DataBull; a hosted monthly plan is listed as coming soon. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) - Pricing model: One-time lifetime license with every future update included, sold at stepped launch prices ($29, $49, $69, then $99). It runs on the buyer's own Cloudflare account, where the page says the free plan covers most sites and very busy sites need the $5/month Workers plan, paid to Cloudflare. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) ### Limits - Sites or apps included: Unlimited websites and events on the license, each website connected to its own payment account. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) ### Observability - Revenue attribution from a payment provider: Supported ([source](https://databull.app/docs/revenue), read 2026-10-25) - Payment providers connected: Stripe, Polar and Dodo Payments, each connected per website. ([source](https://databull.app/docs/revenue), read 2026-10-25) - AI and search crawler tracking: Limited — Bots counted separately as one total; no AI-crawler breakdown stated ([source](https://databull.app/docs/attribution), read 2026-10-25) - Self-hostable: Supported ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) ### Compliance - Works without cookies: Optional, chosen per website: first-party cookies for the best attribution, fully cookieless with a daily-rotating salted hash, or cookieless until the site's banner reports consent. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) - GDPR / data residency: Self-hosted: visitors, sales and keys stay in the buyer's own Cloudflare account and never touch DataBull's servers. No data is sold or shared. The page makes no region or GDPR-compliance claim beyond the cookie options. ([source](https://databull.app/), read 2026-10-25) ## Compared with - [DataBull vs DataFast](https://inetgeek.com/compare/datafast-vs-databull/) - [DataBull vs Plausible Analytics](https://inetgeek.com/compare/plausible-vs-databull/)