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Analyzati

Spanish cookie-free web analytics SaaS: real-time traffic, city-level geo, AI referral sources, and event tracking without cookies, stored IPs, or fingerprints.

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Analyzati is a hosted web analytics product for site owners who want traffic trends without cookies, browser storage, or persistent device identifiers. The vendor states the legal entity is incorporated in Barcelona, Spain, and that the product team is based in the EU.

It exists as a privacy-friendly alternative to mainstream analytics suites. Setup is thin: add a domain and paste a single tracking script, or install via WordPress or Google Tag Manager.

The concrete differentiator is that cookie-free dashboard with city-level geo, custom events, and acquisition channels that include AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. It is aimed at operational metrics, not full product analytics.

Cookie-free trackingEU entity (Spain)App on AWS ParisPublic DPAAI referral insightsSaaS only

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.

Key capabilities

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At a glance

HQ / entity
Barcelona, Spain (EU entity claimed; exact registry name not on public pages reviewed)
Product type
Hosted web analytics SaaS
Open source
No
Self-host
No
App hosting
AWS, Paris (vendor claim)
Commercial model
Freemium + pageview / site-count tiers
DPA
Public; accepted via Terms of Service

Best fit when

  • Marketing sites and content properties that need page views, referrers, device mix, and city-level geo without analytics cookies
  • Teams replacing Google Analytics primarily for privacy/consent simplification rather than advanced product analytics
  • Agencies or freelancers who want multi-site hosted analytics with a freemium entry path
  • Buyers who want a published DPA and Spanish/EU legal entity on the order form
  • Content teams tracking discovery from AI assistants alongside classic channels

Poor fit when

  • Product or growth teams that require funnels, multi-day retention, cohorts, or cross-device identity
  • Organisations that mandate open-source code or self-hosted deployment
  • Procurement that will not accept AWS (US-group) or other US SaaS subprocessors even in EU regions
  • Security questionnaires that demand public ISO 27001 / SOC 2 reports or independent no-logs audits
  • Use cases needing session replay, heatmaps, or advertising audience export

Consider instead when

  • 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.

Jurisdiction & ownership

Legal entity
Incorporated in Barcelona, Spain (exact legal name not published on pages reviewed)
Governing law
Spain / EU (GDPR referenced; confirm governing law clause in Terms)
US parent / control
No known US parent
CLOUD Act exposure (indicative)
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).

No known US corporate parent of Analyzati. CLOUD Act exposure is assessed as medium because primary application hosting is AWS (US-group cloud) and account operations use additional US-group SaaS (Stripe, Freshworks, etc.), even when regions are EU. Vendor claims that site measurement data does not leave the EU. Indicative only—not legal advice.

  • Independent security / no-logs auditNot found
  • ISO 27001Not found
  • SOC 2 / SOC 3Not found
  • GDPR / EU data protectionVendor claimed
  • +3

Considerations & known limitations

  • MediumAWS and US-group subprocessors

    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.

  • MediumNo public ISO/SOC or independent audit

    Security claims rely on vendor documentation (HTTPS, hashing, firewalls, backups). Organisations with mandatory cert evidence will need vendor outreach or a different shortlist.

  • LowNo multi-day visitor identity

    Daily salt rotation blocks persistent uniques. Expect gaps vs Google Analytics for returning users, frequency, and retention—by design.

  • LowSaaS lock-in / no self-host

    No self-host edition found. Exit requires export/API migration to another tool; confirm export completeness in a trial.

  • LowExact registry name not on marketing pages

    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.

Open questions for due diligence

  • What is the full Spanish legal entity name and company registry identifier for the order form?
  • Is a current written subprocessor list available beyond privacy-policy mentions (including backup regions and any CDN)?
  • Can the vendor provide ISO/SOC evidence or a third-party penetration test under NDA?
  • What is the analytics data retention window per plan, and what does the API export include?
  • Which governing law and venue apply under the current Terms of Service?
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Frequently Asked Questions

No—not in a reliable way. The product counts uniques with a daily hash and deletes salts after 24 hours so the same person on different days is counted as separate uniques. The vendor documents this as an intentional privacy trade-off: you get day-level de-duplication without a persistent visitor ID.

The vendor states app.analyzati.com runs on AWS in Paris and the marketing site on Namecheap in Amsterdam, with EU backups. Privacy materials also list Stripe (payments), AWS (email), Freshworks (support), and hCaptcha (registration spam protection). Subprocessors for customer account data differ from pure visitor aggregates—confirm the current list in the privacy policy and in-app notices before procurement.

The vendor’s position is that Analyzati does not set analytics cookies or store persistent identifiers on the visitor device, and therefore does not require consent prompts for its analytics mechanism under GDPR/PECR/CCPA framing they publish. That is not legal advice: you still need counsel for other trackers, marketing pixels, or national ePrivacy interpretations on your stack.

No public self-host or open-source product line was found. Analyzati is SaaS-only. If you require deployable source or full infrastructure control, evaluate peers such as Plausible (open-source self-host option) or Matomo instead.

Freemium entry with pageview- and website-count tiers up through multi-site and unlimited plans; paid tiers are subscription-style (monthly or annual). Confirm current limits and billing on the official pricing page—retail figures are not reproduced here because they change.

Besides pasting the script, the vendor documents a WordPress plugin path and Google Tag Manager deployment. Event/conversion tracking is covered in the public knowledge base for teams that need more than page views.