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While indie hacker Twitter debated whether SaaS is dying, our July:
• $22.2k in new MRR, our best month ever
• MRR up 28.5% year over year
• 20,183 paying subscribers
The argument is that AI has made every product easy to clone.
Our code has been open source and free to clone since 2019.
Turns out the code was never the moat.
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Two analytics companies. Two data policies.
Google:
“...measure the effectiveness of advertising... and personalize content and ads...”
Plausible:
“Your data is not used for advertising, profiling or monetization.”
Privacy isn’t a setting. It starts with the business model.
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It's always nice when someone describes your product exactly the way you hoped they'd experience it. 🤍
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Most people treat low scroll depth like a failure signal.
It's not.
It depends on what the page is meant to do.
Long blog post with low scroll depth and low time on page?
Your intro probably doesn't match the headline.
Blog index with low scroll depth + low time on page?
Actually good. People are scanning headlines and clicking through.
Landing page with low scroll depth?
Fine if your CTA is near
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While indie hacker Twitter debated whether SaaS is dying, our July:
• $22.2k in new MRR, our best month ever
• MRR up 28.5% year over year
• 20,183 paying subscribers
The argument is that AI has made every product easy to clone.
Our code has been open source and free to clone si…
Two analytics companies. Two data policies.
Google:
“...measure the effectiveness of advertising... and personalize content and ads...”
Plausible:
“Your data is not used for advertising, profiling or monetization.”
Privacy isn’t a setting.…
Schrems I ended Safe Harbour in 2015. Schrems II ended Privacy Shield in 2020.
noyb is preparing what could become Schrems III against the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and asked the European Commission to withdraw it.
Google Analytics uses…
One July number we left out: 4,248 trial signups, our third-best month ever.
That’s the final point on the chart.
The chart isn't a mockup. It's our real, public dashboard. You can follow the August numbers live here: https://plausible.io/…
"The cost of analytics is not the cost of your analytics subscription: it's the engineering time and cognitive overhead you put on yourself."
People often compare analytics tools by monthly price.
But that's rarely the expensive part.
Ther…
It's always nice when someone describes your product exactly the way you hoped they'd experience it. 🤍
20,000+ teams now pay for Plausible! 🎉
That's 20,000 teams who looked at the free option and decided their visitors' privacy mattered more.
We're grateful to everyone who's chosen Plausible. Thank you. 🙏
You can track ad performance without tracking people.
Click a Google or Microsoft ad and the landing URL includes:
`?gclid=...`
`?msclkid=...`
Those are unique click identifiers. Useful for attribution, but they create GDPR concerns when c…
The best privacy feature is knowing there isn't a catch.
You shouldn't need to dig through settings to see what's being collected. Or read fine print to understand what happens to visitor data.
Privacy-friendly analytics should be simple e…
Plausible dashboards are private by default.
But if you want to be transparent, you can make your stats public with a toggle.
Great for open startups, indie projects, public communities, and anyone who wants to share what’s happening.
Priv…
Our landing pages look just like our blog posts. You can't differentiate between them.
Text-first. No fancy layouts. No animations. No design awards.
Yet, they work the way we want them to.
Helpful messaging beats trendy design when people…
Most people treat low scroll depth like a failure signal.
It's not.
It depends on what the page is meant to do.
Long blog post with low scroll depth and low time on page?
Your intro probably doesn't match the headline.
Blog index with low …
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