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Pirsch vs Umami

Pirsch

A cookieless, EU-hosted analytics service distinctive for first-class server-side tracking through backend SDKs and an API.

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Umami

An MIT-licensed, cookieless web analytics app that self-hosts on Node.js with PostgreSQL or MySQL, or runs on Umami Cloud.

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Facts, side by side

Pirsch Umami
Pricing model paid · from $6 freemium
Pricing notes Standard plan from $6/month for 10k monthly pageviews and up to 50 sites; Plus ($12/month) adds funnels, A/B testing, segmentation, and white-labeling; 30-day free trial, no permanent free tier. Self-hosting is free (MIT). Umami Cloud has a free hobby tier; paid Cloud plans are priced by monthly events.
Open source No Yes
Self-hostable No — The core Go tracking library is open source, but the hosted product has no self-hosted edition. Yes — Next.js application backed by PostgreSQL or MySQL; deployable via Docker or one-click platforms.
Categories Analytics Analytics
Who it's for implementation engineers, marketing managers implementation engineers, marketing managers
Integrations listed 1 1

Directory entries last updated: Pirsch 2026-07-18 · Umami 2026-07-18.

In brief

Pirsch — A cookieless, EU-hosted analytics service distinctive for first-class server-side tracking through backend SDKs and an API. Pricing: paid · from $6. Standard plan from $6/month for 10k monthly pageviews and up to 50 sites; Plus ($12/month) adds funnels, A/B testing, segmentation, and white-labeling; 30-day free trial, no permanent free tier. Self-hosting: No — The core Go tracking library is open source, but the hosted product has no self-hosted edition.. Listed integrations: google-tag-manager.

Umami — An MIT-licensed, cookieless web analytics app that self-hosts on Node.js with PostgreSQL or MySQL, or runs on Umami Cloud. Pricing: freemium. Self-hosting is free (MIT). Umami Cloud has a free hobby tier; paid Cloud plans are priced by monthly events. Self-hosting: Yes — Next.js application backed by PostgreSQL or MySQL; deployable via Docker or one-click platforms.. Listed integrations: google-tag-manager.

Which one, when

Derived mechanically from the structured facts above — deltas only, not an editorial verdict. Where the facts tie, read both entries.

Choose Pirsch if

No structural edge in the directory facts — the differences are qualitative. Read the full entry.

Choose Umami if
  • its pricing model is freemium, where Pirsch is paid
  • you want an open-source codebase — Pirsch is not open source
  • you need to self-host — Umami supports it and Pirsch does not

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