Quantalog vs Plausible
A privacy-first Plausible alternative that adds SEO audits, retention cohorts and a multi-tenant API — while keeping the cookieless, no-consent-banner tracking and a script under 5 KB.
6
Points to Quantalog
3
Tied or neither
1
Points to Plausible
Plausible and Quantalog agree on the important part: no cookies, no stored IP addresses, no consent banner, a tiny script. This page is for teams who like that model and have outgrown a pageview counter.
Point by point
Quantalog vs Plausible, side by side.
What you're comparing
Quantalog
Plausible
Cookieless, no consent banner
Both
Quantalog
Yes.
Plausible
Yes. Both tools avoid cookies and browser storage by design.
Script weight
Both
Quantalog
Under 5 KB gzipped.
Plausible
Under 1 KB. Neither tool is a page-weight problem.
SEO audits and Lighthouse scores
Quantalog
Quantalog
Built in — meta tags, headings, structured data, broken links and Core Web Vitals for any tracked page.
Plausible
Not included.
Retention cohorts
Quantalog
Quantalog
Included.
Plausible
Not included.
Scroll depth and engaged time
Quantalog
Quantalog
Included.
Plausible
Time on page is reported; scroll depth is not a built-in metric.
Funnels and goals
Both
Quantalog
Included on every plan.
Plausible
Included. Funnels are on paid plans.
Multi-tenant API for your own customers
Quantalog
Quantalog
Yes. One key provisions a project per customer and reads their stats back.
Plausible
A stats API is available; provisioning customer sites at scale is not the product's focus.
Scheduled email reports with spreadsheet attachments
Quantalog
Quantalog
Included, with XLSX and CSV attachments.
Plausible
Email and Slack reports are available; spreadsheet attachments are not.
Self-hosting
Plausible
Quantalog
Not offered. Quantalog is hosted.
Plausible
Yes. Plausible is open source and can be self-hosted.
Free tier
Quantalog
Quantalog
10k pageviews a month, free forever.
Plausible
Paid after a trial.
In fairness
When Plausible is the better choice.
Stay with Plausible if you want the simplest possible dashboard, or if self-hosting the analytics stack yourself is a requirement. Plausible is open source and can be self-hosted; Quantalog is a hosted service.
FAQ
Common questions.
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Try it against your own traffic.
Run Quantalog alongside Plausible for a couple of weeks and compare the numbers yourself. The Free plan needs no card.