Do I need a cookie banner with StatJolt?

No. StatJolt sets no cookies and stores no personal data, so no consent banner is needed for analytics in the EU.

Can I import my Google Analytics data?

Not yet; import is on the roadmap. The site suggests running both tools side by side during the switch.

Which platforms does it work with?

It works on any site via two lines of code, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, HTML and React, Vue or Next.js apps, with plugins for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal.

What is the badge on the free plan?

A small "Analytics by StatJolt" link whose position and look you choose; it keeps the plan free until 2027.

StatJolt

Privacy-first, cookie-less web analytics you can read on the first screen, no training and no cookie banner. Unlimited traffic at 0 cost until 2027 in exchange for a small customisable badge on your site.

Category:

Copywriting

Maker:

Gabor Liktor

Use Cases

SaaS

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About StatJolt

StatJolt is a lightweight, cookie-free website analytics tool positioned as an alternative to Google Analytics. A single-screen dashboard shows unique visitors, pageviews, traffic sources including UTM campaigns, top pages, devices, browsers and countries. It also includes user journeys, automatic funnels, real Core Web Vitals measurement, grouped JavaScript error tracking and data-driven attribution that estimates how much each part of a site contributes to a sale.

Setup involves adding two short lines of code, about 17 kB, to any site, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, plain HTML or React, Vue and Next.js apps. Plugins exist for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. StatJolt sets no cookies, stores no personal data and runs on servers in Finland, so no consent banner is needed for analytics. Data can be exported as a ZIP of per-report files.

The tool is aimed at site owners who want quick answers without training. Its attribution feature suits same-day purchases such as low-cost fashion, food orders, tickets and digital products. It is independent and self-funded, and is currently in open beta.

Best for

Site owners wanting cookie-free, GDPR-friendly analytics
EU businesses avoiding consent banners
Sellers of low-cost or digital products tracking conversions
Small sites replacing Google Analytics

Pros

No cookies or personal data, so no consent banner needed
Funnels, journeys, Core Web Vitals and error tracking included
Lightweight 17 kB script that loads without blocking
EU hosting on servers in Finland

Cons

No import of Google Analytics history yet
Does not work through Google Tag Manager
No session recordings, visitor-level data or data-warehouse export

Pricing

StatJolt is 0 EUR for any traffic until 2027 in exchange for displaying a small StatJolt badge, after which low-traffic sites stay free and larger sites will move to a paid subscription.

StatJolt FAQ

Do I need a cookie banner with StatJolt?: No. StatJolt sets no cookies and stores no personal data, so no consent banner is needed for analytics in the EU.
Can I import my Google Analytics data?: Not yet; import is on the roadmap. The site suggests running both tools side by side during the switch.
Which platforms does it work with?: It works on any site via two lines of code, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, HTML and React, Vue or Next.js apps, with plugins for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal.
What is the badge on the free plan?: A small "Analytics by StatJolt" link whose position and look you choose; it keeps the plan free until 2027.