π Piwik PRO vs. Umami
Compare technologies based on real-world usage data *- π Piwik PRO is slightly more popular than Umami.
- π Piwik PRO is more popular in the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands.
- π Umami is more popular in France, the United Kingdom, and Poland.
Piwik PROType
About
Piwik PRO is a commercial Matomo fork with enterprise-level support and premium features.
Umami is an open-source, privacy-focused web analytics tool that acts as a lightweight alternative to Google Analytics, enabling website owners to track traffic and user interactions without collecting personal data.
It offers cookieless tracking, real-time dashboards, custom event tracking, multi-site support, full self-hosting with complete data ownership, and advanced segmentation and cohort analysis tools available since version 3.
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Awards
- β 6th most popular in Luxembourg in the Analytics category.
- β 10th most popular in Sweden in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 11st most popular in Norway in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 12nd most popular in Belgium in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 12nd most popular in Austria in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 12nd most popular in China in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 14th most popular in France in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 16th most popular in Vietnam in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 17th most popular in Poland in the Analytics category.
- π₯ 19th most popular in Norway in the Analytics category.
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