DataFast alternatives
Every web analytics provider this site tracks, ordered by iScore — the same peers DataFast's own score is measured against. The line under each name is where its sourced facts differ from DataFast's; where a full comparison exists, the row links to it.
- TraksFree tier: Yes vs No · Kind of free offer: Always free vs Free trial
- UmamiFree tier: Yes vs No · Kind of free offer: Free tier vs Free trial
- GoatCounterFree tier: Yes vs No · AI and search crawler tracking: Not supported vs Supported
- Simple AnalyticsFree tier: Yes vs No
- SelineEntry paid plan: From $9 a month, billed monthly, at 10,000 events a month on a single Pro plan that carri…
- Pirsch AnalyticsRevenue attribution from a payment provider: Limited vs Supported
- PiqoWhat the free plan includes: The whole product for a 7-day trial, with no card; after the trial, tracking pauses until…
- Cool AnalyticsCredit card to start: Yes vs No
- Plausible Analyticsvs DataFastRevenue attribution from a payment provider: Limited vs Supported
- Fathom AnalyticsRevenue attribution from a payment provider: Limited vs Supported · AI and search crawler tracking: Not supported vs Supported
- DataBullKind of free offer: No free offer vs Free trial
Where DataFast stands against these 11
DataFast's own sourced figures, placed among the alternatives above that document the same thing in the same unit. A rank here is one criterion, not a verdict; the iScore above weighs all of them.
- Free tier
- No. 4 of the 11 alternatives that document it have one: GoatCounter, Simple Analytics, Traks, Umami.
- Sites or apps included
- One website and one team member on Starter, the entry tierJoint 5th highest of the 6 that document it. Highest: Fathom Analytics — 50 sites on every plan, including the $15 entry band — the count does not rise with the price, only the…
- Retention window
- Three years of data retention on Starter, the entry tier; five or more on GrowthJoint highest of the 4 that document it. Level with: Piqo — Three years of event history on every plan.
A rank whose 80% interval overlaps its neighbour's is an ordering, not a finding; the intervals are on each provider's page and in /scores.json.
