Traks pricing and limits
iScoreOpen-source (MIT) cookieless web analytics that you deploy into your own Cloudflare account, with a 1.5 KB script and an MCP server for coding agents.
Traks pricing at a glance
Traks plans and prices
| Plan | Included | Monthly | Beyond included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare bill at 10k events | 10k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 25k events | 25k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 50k events | 50k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 100k events | 100k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 250k events | 250k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 500k events | 500k events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 1M events | 1M events | $5/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 2M events | 2M events | $5.15/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 5M events | 5M events | $5.60/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 10M events | 10M events | $6.86/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 20M events | 20M events | $42.22/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 50M events | 50M events | $178.93/mo | None, next position |
| Cloudflare bill at 100M events | 100M events | $409.24/mo | None, next position |
Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics · read · every row quoted from this page
Traks's homepage and changelog say crawlers are counted on a Bots panel of their own; its docs page, which is undated, says known crawlers are dropped. No value is recorded until the vendor settles it.
- “Crawlers and headless browsers are counted too, by name (Googlebot, GPTBot, Headless Chrome, and dozens more), on their own panel and never in your visitor numbers” — https://traks.dev/ · read
- “The Bots panel has tabs for search engines, AI crawlers, social link previews and other bots” — https://traks.dev/changelog · read
- “Headless browsers, Lighthouse, and known crawlers are dropped on purpose” — https://traks.dev/docs · read
Who it suits
A Cloudflare user who wants to own the whole stack. The software is free and MIT-licensed, deploys into your own account, keeps events in your own bucket and runs on Cloudflare’s $5-a-month Workers plan, with an MCP server for coding agents.
Consider something else if…
You want someone else to run it. There is no hosted service: you deploy and update it yourself in your own Cloudflare account, and the page states no data-retention period.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
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Traks pricing
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“NO COOKIES · NO CONSENT BANNER · 1.5 KB SCRIPT · FREE FOREVER · OPEN SOURCE, MIT”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“FREE FOREVER · OPEN SOURCE, MIT”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“Traks runs entirely in your Cloudflare account, so the running cost is Cloudflare's usage pricing, paid to them, not to us.”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“Traks itself is free: there is nothing to pay us, ever. [...] Cloudflare's $5/mo Workers plan covers millions of events”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“Your Cloudflare bill, not our subscription. [...] A pageview is about two events (the pageview plus its engagement event).”
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Limits
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“Group sites into workspaces, invite teammates by link, and choose who can manage and who can only view. [...] Multi-site from day one”
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Observability
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“custom events, props, and revenue amounts carry over [...] value: an optional number, summed per event in the dashboard.”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“SELF-HOSTED WEB ANALYTICS Analytics you own , not rent. Traks runs entirely in your own Cloudflare account”
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Compliance
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“No cookies and no persistent identifiers, only a session id that dies with the tab, so no consent banner is required”
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- Traks: Privacy-friendly web analytics ↗
“stores events in your own bucket [...] GDPR, ePrivacy, and PECR compliant by design, not by checkbox”
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When these numbers change, hear about it. Sources are re-checked monthly; a repricing goes out as a short note.
Traks pricing questions
How much does Traks cost?
None to Traks, which is free and open source. Running it costs Cloudflare's usage pricing, paid to Cloudflare: its estimator starts at the $5/month Workers Paid plan, which it says covers millions of events.
How does Traks charge?
No subscription. Traks runs in the buyer's own Cloudflare account, so the bill is Cloudflare's usage pricing: a $5/month Workers Paid plan plus metered Worker, Durable Object, Pipelines and R2 usage past the included amounts. The page counts a pageview as about two events.
Does Traks have a free tier?
Yes. The whole product, with no plan tiers or caps from Traks. The only cost is the Cloudflare account it runs in: the page's estimator shows $5/month at 100K events and says 10M Worker requests a month are included before $0.30 per million.
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