Privacy-first, GDPR-compliant analytics with no cookie banner needed.
Fathom Analytics is a privacy-first web analytics platform available via web browser that collects pageviews, referrer sources, UTM parameters, and custom events without using cookies or storing personally identifiable information. Its compliance with GDPR, CCPA, PECR, and ePrivacy regulations means no cookie consent banner is legally required for sites using Fathom. A single lightweight JavaScript snippet replaces Google Analytics. The dashboard is fast and fits on one screen, showing the metrics most site owners need without overwhelming configuration options. Fathom is hosted across US and EU infrastructure with transparent pricing based on monthly pageview count. It is used by developers, bloggers, SaaS founders, and agencies who want clean, accurate analytics data while respecting visitor privacy and avoiding the legal overhead of cookie consent management.
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