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Plugin Description
Koko Analytics is a privacy-friendly, simple and lightweight analytics plugin for WordPress. It does not use any external services, so data about your visitors is never shared with any third-party.
No visitor specific data is collected, only aggregated counts.
Stop sharing visitor data with third-party companies who also happen to sell ads.
Stop unnecessarily slowing down your website.
Koko Analytics lets you focus on the important metrics, while respecting the privacy of your visitors.
Features
- Plug and play: After installing and activating the plugin, stats will automatically be collected.
- No external services: Any data never leaves your server.
- No personal data or anything visitor specific is tracked.
- No cookies: There is an option to not use any cookies.
- Fast: Handles hundreds of concurrent pageviews without breaking a sweat.
- Lightweight: Adds less than 850 bytes of data to your pages. A year worth of data will take up less than 10 MB of storage.
- GDPR: Compliant by design.
- Metrics: All the essentials: total pageviews, unique pageviews and referral URL’s.
- Referrer spam: Built-in blocklist to filter out referrer spam.
- Cached: Fully compatible with pages served from any kind of cache.
- Open-Source: The plugin code is open-sourced under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.
- Tested: Ready for PHP 8.3, but compatible down to PHP 7.3.
- AMP: Tracks AMP powered pages too (official AMP plugin only).
Pro features
The following features are available through Koko Analytics Pro:
- Event Tracking: Built-in events like outbound link clicks, form submissions plus the ability to track any type of custom event.
- Email reports: Daily, weekly or monthly email reports.
- Export to CSV: Exports the current dashboard view to CSV.
Contributing
You can contribute to Koko Analytics in many different ways. For example:
Screenshots
Koko Analytics’ dashboard to view your website statistics.
The dashboard widget to quickly show your site visits over the last 2 weeks.
A widget to show your most viewed posts (or any other post type) for a given period.
The settings page where you can exclude certain user roles from being counted.
Screenshot of settings page showing some features from Koko Analytics Pro.
