Vemetric

Vemetric provides real-time web analytics covering visited pages, referrers, countries, browsers, and devices in a single dashboard.[1][2]

Product analytics include custom event tracking, user identification, user journeys that follow how people move through a product, and funnels for conversion analysis.[1][2]

Tracking works across multiple subdomains from one setup, and the docs provide SDKs for HTML, JavaScript, React, Astro, Node.js, PHP, Python, and Go plus a public HTTP API.[1][2]

Privacy is structural: no cookies by default, GDPR compliance stated, and hosting in the EU.[1][2]

Small SaaS teams that want both marketing-site traffic and in-product behavior in one tool, without running a second analytics product, are the natural audience.[1][2]

Teams that prefer EU-hosted, cookieless measurement over a heavier analytics suite fit the stated positioning.[1]

Switching from Mixpanel Astrolescent founder Timan Rebel reports Vemetric is a great alternative to Mixpanel for his team, describing it as modern, privacy-focused, and affordable; Mixpanel is the catalogue relationship held in review for this draft.[1]

Replacing a heavy suite Phare founder Nicolas reports replacing a heavy analytics suite with Vemetric's lightweight European-hosted stack was one of his best decisions, praising a dashboard that already shows what he needs.[1]

There is no self-hosted option today. The README states a self-hostable Community Edition covering web analytics and user journeys is planned for the future.[1]

The product is young: the canonical repository was created in June 2025 and pricing is described as early pricing that will rise as Vemetric matures.[1][2]

No SSO documentation, no enterprise support tier, and no offline-use statement were found during this research pass; only founder-led direct support is described.[1][2]

Pricing is event-based, starting with 2,500 free events per month and a Professional plan from $5 per month, so costs scale with tracked traffic.[1]

Self-hosting required Teams that must self-host analytics on their own infrastructure today cannot adopt Vemetric yet, since self-hosting is only planned.[1]

Enterprise proof points Teams needing documented SSO, an enterprise support tier, or a long-established vendor record will not find those evidenced here.[1][2]