Run Plausible on your own server for cookie-free, GDPR-friendly website stats. No third-party trackers, and no visitor data leaving your infrastructure.
The problem
Most analytics tools set cookies, track visitors across sites, and send your traffic data to servers you do not control. That creates consent-banner friction and a real GDPR exposure.
Self-hosting a privacy-friendly alternative keeps every visit on your own infrastructure, but it means running the app, its database, and SSL yourself.
The solution
Plausible is a lightweight, cookie-free analytics app. Run it and its database as containers you manage from the dashboard.
Serve Plausible from your own subdomain with an automatically provisioned and renewed certificate.
Visitor data is stored in a database on your server, not shared with a third-party analytics vendor.
Keep an eye on the analytics stack the same way as the rest of your services, with crash and resource alerts.
Want the step-by-step walkthrough?
The full tutorial covers the exact setup end to end.
One container on a server you own. Free Community Edition, no credit card required.
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