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simpleanalytics.com
Simple Analytics
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- 01Why Simple Analytics
- 02See the traffic Google Analytics misses
- 03Simple Analytics allows you to understand what happens when visitors deny consent.
- 04Traffic reported (GA4)
- 05Traffic observed (Simple Analytics)
- 06Showing full picture...
- 07Where GA4 loses visibility
- 08GA4 relies on cookies and consented identifiers. Simple Analytics measures visits without them.
- 09GA4 uses cookies, consent, and browser identifiers to build sessions and attribution. When consent is rejected, traffic can go missing, be modeled, or lose source data and end up as Direct, Unassigned, or not set.
- 10Simple Analytics works differently: no cookies, no visitor identifiers, and no personal data. It measures cookieless visits without building visitor profiles.
- 11The consent data gap
- 12Tracking requires consent. Consent is often denied.
- 13The difference between actual traffic and what your analytics show.
- 14Most tools accept this loss.
- 15Simple Analytics removes it.
- 16What most analytics see
- 17Simple Analytics sees
- 1820-60% of your data is missing in most tools
- 19Add a cookieless layer to GA4.
- 20GA4 still runs your reporting, audiences, and conversion workflows. Simple Analytics adds the cookieless baseline, so analysts can see what GA4 reports against what actually reached the site.
- 21Consenting users only
- 22~55% of visitors A lot of data
- 23Deep insights, tracks identified sessions, but blocked by consent and ad-blockers.
- 24100% of visitors Limited data
- 25No cookies, no consent banner. Captures every visit, including the ones others lose.
- 26100% of visitors Full depth
- 27The best of both worlds: every visitor counted, every insight captured.
- 28Send missing traffic data into your own systems
- 29Use Simple Analytics as the cookieless collection layer behind the reporting tools your team already trusts. Send observed traffic into BI, dashboards, warehouses, or your own internal systems.
- 30Pull observed pageviews, events, referrers, and campaign data into your own workflows.
- 31Compare Simple Analytics with GA4 in Looker Studio, Power BI, or internal dashboards.
- 32Join cookieless traffic data with your warehouse models without relying on another dashboard.
- 33Website First-party proxy GTM WordPress
- 34Simple Analytics observed traffic
- 35Looker Studio Power BI Warehouse Internal dashboards CSV JSON
- 36Why Simple Analytics does not require analytics consent
- 37Measure pageviews, events, referrers, and campaign parameters without identifying visitors.
- 38Derive country-level location without storing IP addresses.
- 39Report cookieless traffic that GA4 cannot fully observe after consent is rejected.
- 40No cookies, localStorage, or similar browser storage.
- 41No IP address collection or storage.
- 42No visitor IDs, user profiles, or cross-site identifiers.
- 43No cross-session or cross-device tracking.
- 44That makes us compliant with all the major privacy laws out of the box. Read more about GDPR compliance
- 45, and privacy-first web analytics
- 46GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION GDPR ELECTRONIC PRIVACY DIRECTIVE ePrivacy
- 47Trusted by teams that need a clearer picture
- 48Simple Analytics helps analysts in agencies
- 49, and white-label partners
- 50recover visibility into pageviews, clicks, events, and campaign traffic lost through consent banners, blockers, and privacy restrictions.
- 51Government of the United Kingdom
- 52Green for life Canada
- 53Switching to Simple Analytics will still give you visibility into how visitors are using your website, but you'll also be respecting their right to privacy.
- 54The biggest privacy-friendly search engine
- 55How Simple Analytics works
- 56A focused web analytics
- 57tool for teams that need the full picture without tracking people.
- 58Data stays in Europe
- 59dashboard.simpleanalytics.com/simpleanalytics.com
- 60Loved by 31,300+ users
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