Open-source alternatives to Umami

Umami is itself a free, open-source (MIT-licensed) web analytics tool built to be lightweight — a small Node.js and Postgres app with a tracking script under 2KB. Teams comparing analytics tools often land on Umami specifically because they want less than what larger platforms offer, so an "alternative" here usually means either more features or a different technical stack.

If you need funnels, heatmaps, session recordings, or e-commerce tracking that Umami doesn't provide, Matomo or PostHog cover that broader ground. If you want something just as minimal as Umami but with a different self-hosted stack, OpenPanel is a comparable cookieless option.

FAQ

Is there a free, open-source alternative to Umami?

Umami itself is already free and open source. If you want more features, Matomo, PostHog, and OpenPanel are also open source and free to self-host.

What's the best alternative to Umami if I need more than basic traffic stats?

PostHog is the better pick if you need product analytics like session replay and feature flags in addition to pageviews. Matomo is the better pick for a full traditional web-analytics suite.

What are the top open-source alternatives to Umami?

Browse all open-source alternatives to Umami above, or explore the full Analytics category for more options.