Compare Analyzati and Tinylytics on capabilities, jurisdiction, assurance, and fit for European buyers.
Both listed as alternatives to: Fathom Analytics, Google Analytics
Spain· Web Analytics
Needs review
Shortlist when you want Spanish/EU-legal SaaS web analytics with cookie-free daily uniques, city geo, AI referral views, and a public DPA—without self-hosting. Skip when you need open source, on-prem, multi-day retention/cohorts, or certified ISO/SOC evidence; consider Plausible Analytics or Matomo instead.
United Kingdom· Web Analytics
Needs review
Shortlist Tinylytics when you want cookieless page analytics plus bundled uptime/SSL/content checks for a handful of small sites, with primary data on Hetzner in Germany and founder support. Skip when you need self-host/open source, formal ISO/SOC packs, or enterprise multi-tenant governance—consider Plausible Analytics or Simple Analytics instead.
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| Feature | Analyzati | Tinylytics |
|---|---|---|
| Country of origin | Spain | United Kingdom |
| Category | Web Analytics | Web Analytics |
| Open source | No | No |
| Self-hosted | No | No |
| Headquarters | Spain | United Kingdom |
| Legal entity | Incorporated in Barcelona, Spain (exact legal name not published on pages reviewed) | Vincent Ritter Consulting (service brand; terms state not separately incorporated yet) |
| Governing law | Spain / EU (GDPR referenced; confirm governing law clause in Terms) | Not clearly stated as a single governing-law clause on the public terms page; confirm contractually |
| US parent / control | No known US parent | No known US parent |
| CLOUD Act exposure (indicative) | Medium | Medium |
| Hosting / residency | Visitor/app data: AWS in Paris (vendor). Marketing site: Namecheap in Amsterdam. Backups described as EU. Other subprocessors named in privacy materials: Stripe (payments), AWS (email), Freshworks (support), hCaptcha (registration). | Primary analytics storage: Hetzner Falkenstein (Germany). CDN/security: Cloudflare. Error monitoring: Sentry.io. Payments: Paddle and Lemon Squeezy (Stripe company). Optional: IPinfo geo fallback for API hits; opt-in AI Insights via xAI and Google Gemini. No public backup-provider detail beyond that stack. |
| Summary | Spanish cookie-free web analytics SaaS: real-time traffic, city-level geo, AI referral sources, and event tracking without cookies, stored IPs, or fingerprints. | Privacy-first cookieless web analytics for small sites, with bundled uptime/SSL checks, content monitoring, events, and founder support—hosted primarily on Hetzner in Germany. |
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| At a glance | Analyzati | Tinylytics |
|---|---|---|
| HQ / entity | Barcelona, Spain (EU entity claimed; exact registry name not on public pages reviewed) | Not listed |
| Product type | Hosted web analytics SaaS | Not listed |
| Open source | No | Not listed |
| Self-host | No | Not listed |
| App hosting | AWS, Paris (vendor claim) | Not listed |
| Commercial model | Freemium + pageview / site-count tiers | Paid site-count plans; short trial; no permanent free tier |
| DPA | Public; accepted via Terms of Service | Not listed |
| HQ / operator | Not listed | Vincent Ritter Consulting, United Kingdom |
| Launched | Not listed | 12 June 2023 (live counters on homepage) |
| Primary hosting | Not listed | Hetzner, Falkenstein, Germany |
| Deployment | Not listed | Managed SaaS only (not open source, not self-hosted) |
| Differentiators | Not listed | Analytics + uptime/SSL/content monitoring + widgets |
| Key capabilities | Analyzati | Tinylytics |
|---|---|---|
| Cookie-free tracking | Yes | Not listed |
| EU entity (Spain) | Yes | Not listed |
| App on AWS Paris | Yes | Not listed |
| Public DPA | Yes | Not listed |
| AI referral insights | Yes | Not listed |
| SaaS only | Yes | Yes |
| Cookieless analytics | Not listed | Yes |
| Primary host: Hetzner DE | Not listed | Yes |
| Uptime + SSL monitoring | Not listed | Yes |
| Broken-link crawls | Not listed | Yes |
| Solo-founder UK | Not listed | Yes |
Cookie-free uniques with daily rotating salt
Counts daily unique visitors by hashing IP + User-Agent + domain with a salt that is destroyed every 24 hours. No cookies, localStorage, or device-persistent IDs; raw IP and full UA are not stored. Trade-off: no multi-day retention or new-vs-returning series.
City-level geo without retained IPs
Derives continent, country, region, and city for maps and rankings from the request IP, then discards the IP. Useful for market mix reporting when you do not need ISP- or coordinate-level precision.
AI referral and channel acquisition views
Breaks down how visitors arrive—search, referring sites, and AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude—so content teams can see discovery outside classic SEO referrers.
Real-time dashboard, events, export, and API
Live visitor activity, page performance, device/browser/OS stats, custom events and campaigns, weekly email reports, data export, and API access on published plans. Integrations include a WordPress plugin and Google Tag Manager snippet placement.
Public B2B DPA with processor role
A published Data Processing Agreement (effective August 2022) treats Analyzati as processor and the customer as controller for visitor measurement. Acceptance is tied to product use under the Terms of Service rather than a bespoke countersignature workflow.
Cookie-free unique hits with rotating salts
Page views and unique hits without tracking cookies or fingerprinting. Uniques combine truncated request signals with a 12-hour rotating salt and one-way hash, reset daily at midnight UTC; visitor IPs are not stored in hits. Suited to indie sites that want trendable uniques without consent banners for analytics cookies.
Thunder Clap uptime, SSL, and domain alerts
In-house multi-region health checks (default every 10 minutes) confirm downtime before emailing, plus SSL expiry notices and domain monitoring. Ultra can shorten intervals. Replaces a separate uptime tool for small fleets—but false downs can occur if WAFs block the Tinylytics monitor user-agent.
Daily content crawl for broken links and mixed content
Subscribed sites can crawl up to 50 pages (two levels deep) on a daily cadence, flagging broken links and mixed HTTP assets on HTTPS pages, with ignore lists and re-check. Ultra adds optional AI spell-check on visible copy—keep it off if AI subprocessors are out of policy.
Attribute-based event tracking (beta)
Enable events on the embed script and mark elements with data-tinylytics-event using category.action names (optional values for downloads). No GTM required; beacon mode helps navigations. Still beta—expect API/schema changes and incomplete capture under aggressive blockers.
Public stats, kudos, hit counters, API, and webhooks
Share passcode-protected public stats, embed hit counters and kudos buttons, export CSV, call the documented API, and push signed webhooks for visits, events, and monitoring. Built for transparent blogs and light automation rather than enterprise BI warehouses.
| Assurance & compliance | Analyzati | Tinylytics |
|---|---|---|
| Independent security / no-logs audit | Not found No public third-party audit PDF or no-logs attestation found on official pages reviewed. | Not found No public third-party security or no-logs audit report found on official docs. |
| ISO 27001 | Not found No ISO 27001 certificate claim located on homepage, privacy, or DPA pages. | Not found No ISO 27001 claim found on privacy, compliance, or hosting pages. |
| SOC 2 / SOC 3 | Not found No SOC 2/3 report claim found on public trust materials. | Not found No SOC 2/3 report or claim found on public site. |
| GDPR / EU data protection | Vendor claimed EU entity (Barcelona); public GDPR/PECR/CCPA compliance pages; anonymisation design documented; controller/processor roles in DPA. | Vendor claimed Vendor documents GDPR-oriented design (cookieless, data minimisation, EU primary host, deletion). Not independent certification. |
| US CLOUD Act exposure (indicative) | Partial Spanish/EU vendor with no known US parent, but application hosting on AWS (Paris) and US-group subprocessors (Stripe, Freshworks, AWS email, hCaptcha). Residency ≠ ownership. Not legal advice. | Partial UK operator, no known US parent, primary host Hetzner DE; partial exposure via Cloudflare, Sentry, Lemon Squeezy/Paddle, optional IPinfo and opt-in US AI APIs. Not legal advice. |
| Data processing agreement (B2B) | Vendor claimed Public DPA effective 18 Aug 2022; vendor says acceptance is automatic via product use / ToS—no separate signature required. | Not found No public DPA/downloadable processor agreement found; ask the vendor before B2B rollout. |
| EU AI Act | Not applicable Product reports AI *referral traffic*; it is not marketed as a high-risk AI system provider. | Not applicable Core product is analytics/monitoring; optional AI insights are secondary and opt-in. |
| Considerations & known limitations | Analyzati | Tinylytics |
|---|---|---|
| AWS and US-group subprocessors | Medium Measurement app is on AWS Paris; account path also uses Stripe, Freshworks, AWS email, and hCaptcha. EU regions reduce some transfer friction but do not erase US-group provider diligence for many public-sector and bank questionnaires. | Not listed |
| No public ISO/SOC or independent audit | Medium Security claims rely on vendor documentation (HTTPS, hashing, firewalls, backups). Organisations with mandatory cert evidence will need vendor outreach or a different shortlist. | Not listed |
| No multi-day visitor identity | Low Daily salt rotation blocks persistent uniques. Expect gaps vs Google Analytics for returning users, frequency, and retention—by design. | Not listed |
| SaaS lock-in / no self-host | Low No self-host edition found. Exit requires export/API migration to another tool; confirm export completeness in a trial. | Not listed |
| Exact registry name not on marketing pages | Low Vendor states Barcelona incorporation but public pages reviewed did not display a full Spanish company registration string—collect CIF/NIF and full legal name during contracting. | Not listed |
| US-group subprocessors on the data path | Not listed | Medium Cloudflare, Sentry, payment processors (incl. Lemon Squeezy/Stripe group), optional IPinfo and opt-in xAI/Gemini mean the stack is not EU-only end-to-end despite Hetzner primary storage. |
| Solo-founder operational concentration | Not listed | Medium Service is provided by Vincent Ritter Consulting / a solo developer. Support is personal and fast for indies, but bus-factor and formal SLA expectations differ from larger vendors. |
| No public ISO/SOC/audit or DPA pack | Not listed | Medium Enterprise security questionnaires will hit gaps until the vendor supplies audits and a B2B DPA under NDA or email. |
| Scale and feature boundaries | Not listed | Low Content crawls are depth/page limited; event tracking is beta; fair-usage applies to extreme hit volumes; no self-host escape hatch. |
| Optional AI shares aggregated analytics | Not listed | Low AI Insights and related AI spell-check are opt-in and send aggregated (not visitor PII per vendor) data to third-party AI providers—leave disabled under strict AI policies. |
When: You need open-source analytics you can self-host and audit
Consider: Plausible Analytics (self-host option) or Matomo
Analyzati is SaaS-only with no public source release found.
When: You want a comparable cookie-free European SaaS peer for side-by-side trials
Consider: Plausible Analytics or Simple Analytics
Compare AI-referrer and geo depth, DPA wording, and hosting/subprocessor lists in each trial.
When: You need full-stack product analytics and advertising linkage
Consider: Google Analytics (incumbent) or a dedicated product analytics suite
Analyzati deliberately collects a minimal metric set and does not sell ad-tech profiles.
When: You need open-source and optional self-hosting of the analytics stack
Consider: Plausible Analytics
Estonian product with Cloud plus Community Edition self-host; less bundling of uptime/content monitors.
When: You want European cookieless analytics with a simpler analytics-only scope
Consider: Simple Analytics
Strong privacy positioning; compare feature depth and monitoring separately.
When: You need free-at-scale marketing analytics, ads integrations, or attribution depth
Consider: Google Analytics (incumbent) — or stay on a privacy tool if GA is disallowed
Different privacy and sovereignty profile entirely.
When: You need session replay or heatmaps and accept that privacy model
Consider: Microsoft Clarity or specialised replay tools
Tinylytics deliberately avoids fingerprinting-style session products.