This task can be performed using Statable
Cookieless web analytics hosted in the EU
Track traffic without slowing pages
Lightweight analytics is for publishers, marketers, and small product teams that need basic traffic numbers without adding noticeable script weight. It becomes relevant when performance budgets are tight or a consent banner is suppressing visitor counts.
The workflow should stay simple: install one small tracker, confirm pageviews are recorded, then use the reports to monitor traffic across sites. A good outcome is faster loading, complete counts without Accept filtering, and less compliance work.
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's tracker loads at roughly 2.1 KB (with a 471-byte build option), so it adds almost no weight to your page and won't drag down your Core Web Vitals scores.
- Because Statable uses no cookies, you skip the consent banner entirely and count every single visitor, not just the ones who click Accept on a cookie popup.
- Analytics data is processed in the EU by a Dutch company, which helps make the GDPR side of your setup simpler.
- Plans start at $9 per month for 10,000 pageviews pooled across unlimited websites, so running five small projects costs the same as running one.
- For developers tired of bloated analytics scripts slowing down Lighthouse audits, Statable gives you clean pageview numbers without injecting third-party cookies or fingerprinting users.
More about measuring impact
Test the change against a baseline so performance and data quality are both visible. Compare like-for-like pages and avoid changing other scripts during the trial.
- Record the current analytics script size and page-load metrics before switching.
- Document cookie behavior and EU processing for the privacy review.
- Compare traffic with prior consent-gated totals, treating any increase as recovered measurement rather than new demand.
