Statable
officialQuery cookieless, EU-hosted web analytics: visitors, sources, countries, goals, funnels and live traffic.
What can you do with Statable MCP?
- Query traffic metrics — Ask for current visitors, sessions, pageviews, bounce rate, or session duration via
get_realtime_stats. - Analyze traffic sources — Ask which sources, channels, campaigns, or UTM parameters drive visits using
get_sources. - Review page performance — Ask for top pages, entry pages, exit pages, or hosts with
get_pages. - Break down audience — Ask for visitor distribution by browser, OS, device, country, region, or city using
get_audience. - Track custom actions — Ask for custom events, goals, or user-defined properties with
get_events. - Apply advanced filters — Ask to filter any report by session behavior, user actions, or custom context via
filter_sessions.
Hosted MCP Server
npx add-mcp 'https://mcp.statable.com/mcp'Installs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more
Documentation
The Simple Google Analytics Alternative
Statable is a privacy-friendly web analytics platform, simpler than GA4. Import your Google Analytics history and get real-time insights — no cookies, and no consent banner for your analytics.
No card required • 30 days trial • Based in Europe
Everything You Need From Website Analytics Software
Simple web analytics: understand how people find, browse, and leave your website with clear real-time reports.
Your Site At A Glance
See your core traffic metrics in one place: visitors, sessions, pageviews, views per session, bounce rate, and session duration. A clear visual chart helps you understand trends immediately and spot changes as they happen.
See Where Visitors Come From
Find out which sources, channels, and campaigns bring people to your website. Track top sources, organic search, social, paid traffic, AI chatbots, and UTM campaigns without building custom reports from scratch.
Spot Your Wins And Losses
Understand how people move through your website with reports for top pages, entry pages, exit pages, and hosts. See what brings visitors in, what keeps them engaged, and where they leave.
Know Your Audience By Device And Location
Discover which browsers, operating systems, and devices your visitors use, then explore where your audience comes from with countries, regions, cities, and an interactive map.
BrowsersOperating systemsDevice types
Track Actions That Matter
Measure custom events, goals, and custom properties to understand what users actually do on your website. Track signups, downloads, button clicks, form submissions, and other important actions in a simple, readable way.
Custom eventsUser-defined propertiesContextual breakdowns
EU-Hosted
GDPR analytics from a Dutch company, on Dutch servers, under EU law. IP addresses count a visit and are discarded on the spot. Nothing follows your visitors anywhere.
One-click migration
Switch From Google Analytics. Keep Your History.
Teams that move to Statable as their Google Analytics replacement do not start with an empty chart. Connect your Google account through OAuth, grant analytics.readonly, and Statable pulls your GA4 history — all the data available in your property — into your dashboard. Unlike GA4, where standard properties keep event-level data for 14 months at most and two months by default, Statable retains your data indefinitely at full resolution.
Step 1
Sign In
Grant analytics.readonly OAuth scope.
No code changes on your site.
Step 2
GA4 History
Pageviews, sources, countries, devices, top pages - all merged into your Statable timeline.
Step 3
No Empty Dashboard
Your past data comes with you. Open Statable and your history is already there, ready to explore.
Advanced Filters
Global Filtering
Apply precise filters to any view and focus on the sessions that matter, without changing your tracking setup.
Session behaviorUser actionsCustom context
Your Questions
Everything you need to know about privacy, setup, migration, and how Statable works.
Is Statable a GDPR-compliant Google Analytics alternative?
Yes — that is what Statable is built for. It sets no cookies, writes nothing to a visitor's device, and uses an identifier that changes every day, so Statable does not add a cookie banner to your site. Your analytics data is processed and stored in the EU, and a data processing agreement is included in our Terms. You stay the controller: the rest of your stack, and the notice you give visitors, remain your call.
How does Statable handle IP addresses?
The IP address is used on our servers in the Netherlands to compute a per-day visitor identifier, and is discarded once that is done — it is never written to your analytics data. Along the way it is matched against a local database to derive country, region and city; the address itself is not kept. There is no fingerprinting and no cross-site tracking: identifiers are scoped to a single site and change every day.
What happens if a visitor turns on Do Not Track?
Nothing is collected. Our script checks for Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control before it sends anything, and when either is present the visit is not measured at all — no request about it ever reaches us. This works for every visitor worldwide, by default, with no setup on your side.
Can I migrate from GA4 and keep my historical data?
Yes. Connect your Google account through OAuth and grant the read-only analytics scope, and Statable imports all available history from your GA4 property — as far back as it goes — into your dashboard. Nothing changes on your site, and the import does not overwrite data Statable has already collected.
Will Statable work with Next.js, WordPress, Webflow?
Yes. Statable is a single script of about 2 KB that works with any website or framework, including Next.js, WordPress and Webflow. Add one line before the closing head tag and you are done — no tag manager, no SDK, no build step. WordPress has an official plugin instead: install it from the plugin directory and it puts the script in place for you, with your stats inside wp-admin.