Cookieless, open-source analytics for privacy-conscious businesses.
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Product memo
Rybbit offers a privacy-first alternative to traditional web analytics, emphasizing cookieless tracking and GDPR compliance. It targets organizations seeking specific yet simple analytics, providing both cloud-hosted and self-hosted options. This approach helps businesses worldwide gain insights without compromising user data privacy.
For who
Organizations and businesses seeking privacy-friendly analytics
Solves what
Provides cookieless, GDPR-compliant web and product analytics.
- Real-time analytics
- Session replays
- Cookieless tracking
In their own words
The Modern Google Analytics Replacement
Rybbit is powerful, lightweight, and super easy to use analytics. Cookieless and GDPR compliant. Hosted on EU infrastructure in Germany
Powerful analytics without the complexity. Privacy-friendly tools that just work.
Commercial cues
Model
subscription
Free tier
Yes
Trial
7d
Pricing Strategy
- • Tiered limits on websites and team members encourage upgrades.
- • A 7-day trial reduces friction for paid plan conversions.
- • 7-day trial lowers adoption risk.
Operator context
Founded
Jan 2024
HQ
United States
Customers
4K+
Platform
Web app
Audience
General
Payments
Stripe
Public footprint
+1 more footprint links
Tech stack
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Vc Growth
- Effort
- Small Team
About Rybbit Expand
Rybbit delivers a modern approach to web and product analytics, built for organizations prioritizing user privacy. It provides cookieless tracking and GDPR compliance, directly addressing a growing market need for data insights without compromising user trust.
The platform offers real-time data and session replay, giving businesses the tools to understand user behavior while adhering to strict privacy standards. Its open-source nature and options for both cloud-hosted and self-hosted deployments appeal to a range of users, from small teams to enterprises, who value transparency and control over their data infrastructure.