This task can be performed using Statable
Cookieless web analytics hosted in the EU
Replace Google Analytics safely
List the reports, events, and retention needs you actually use in Google Analytics. Then choose a privacy-friendly analytics tool that covers those essentials, supports cookieless measurement, and processes data in a jurisdiction your organization accepts.
Install the new tracker, reproduce critical goals, and run both systems briefly. Compare pageviews, referrers, and conversions while accounting for consent and filtering differences. Once the new data is reliable, remove Google tags and update your privacy documentation.
Best product for this task
Statable
analytics
Statable is cookieless web analytics for people who want clear numbers without the compliance overhead. No cookies means no consent banner, so you count every visitor instead of only those who click Accept. The tracker is about 2.1 KB, with a 471-byte build. Data is processed in the EU by a Dutch company. Plans start at $9/month for 10,000 pageviews, pooled across unlimited websites rather than charged per site.
What to expect from an ideal product
- Statable runs without cookies, so you skip the consent banner entirely and count every visitor who loads the page, not only those who click Accept.
- At roughly 2.1 KB, the tracker adds almost no weight to your page load, which matters when you are already fighting for Core Web Vitals scores.
- Data is processed in the EU by a Dutch company, which can make the GDPR side simpler for sites serving European audiences.
- Plans start at $9/month for 10,000 pageviews pooled across unlimited websites, meaning you pay for traffic volume rather than getting charged extra every time you add a new domain.
- Switching from Google Analytics to Statable removes the need to maintain a cookie policy, audit third-party data transfers, or answer to regulators about where your visitor data actually lives.
More about migration validation
A replacement can look inaccurate because Google Analytics may count only consented visitors. Validate trends and event firing, not exact totals, and keep GDPR documentation aligned with the tracker you actually run.
- Test every key event in production before removing Google tags.
- Check internal traffic, bot filtering, time zones, and URL normalization.
- Set a cutoff date, export needed history, then verify the old script is gone.
