Koko Analytics

Privacy-friendly analytics plugin that stores all stats inside your WordPress site.

Free plan + paidOpen sourceSelf-hostableWeb analytics tools

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 5
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About Koko Analytics

Koko Analytics is a lightweight analytics plugin for WordPress from ibericode, the Dutch developers behind the Mailchimp for WordPress plugin. It records visitors, pageviews, referrers and top pages directly in your WordPress database, with no external services or third-party tracking, and can run without cookies, so there is nothing to add to a privacy policy beyond your own site. Data is aggregated rather than stored per visitor, which keeps the database small and the plugin fast even on busy sites. The free plugin covers the core stats; Koko Analytics Pro is a yearly licence priced per number of sites that adds geolocation, device and event tracking, email reports and priority support. It suits bloggers, small business sites and agencies on WordPress that want simple stats without Google. The trade-offs are that it only works with WordPress, reports are basic, and very high traffic can still add load to your own server. Pro prices are in euros.

Best for: WordPress site owners who want private stats stored on their own site.

What works

All data stays in your WordPress database
Can run without cookies or third parties
Free plugin with optional Pro licence

Why people leave

WordPress only
Basic reports in the free version
Analytics load runs on your own server

Top Koko Analytics alternatives

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1
Independent Analytics
WordPress analytics plugin with richer reports and campaign tracking.
66.5
2
Matomo
Full analytics suite with a WordPress plugin version.
62.6
3
Plausible Analytics
Hosted privacy analytics with a WordPress plugin and no server load.
59.6
4
Google Analytics
Free deep analytics if privacy is less of a concern.
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5
Statcounter
Hosted visitor stats with a WordPress plugin.
55.3

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Koko Analytics: common questions

Is Koko Analytics free?

Koko Analytics has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Koko Analytics open source?

Yes. The source code is on GitHub at ibericode/koko-analytics. You can also run it on your own server.

What platforms does Koko Analytics run on?

Koko Analytics is available for Self-hosted.

What are the best alternatives to Koko Analytics?

The highest-ranked Koko Analytics alternatives right now are Independent Analytics, Matomo and Plausible Analytics. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Koko Analytics facts

4 of 4 verified

Pro Single: €59/year, 1 site; Checked Oct 25, 2026kokoanalytics.com(opens source in a new tab); “Single Up to 1 site. €59 per year”
Pro Multi: €99/year, up to 5 sites; Checked Oct 25, 2026kokoanalytics.com(opens source in a new tab); “Multi Up to 5 sites. €99 per year”
External services: None; Checked Oct 25, 2026kokoanalytics.com(opens source in a new tab); “No external services Keep all analytics data on your own server, with no third-party tracking services.”
Cookies: Optional, can run cookie-free; Checked Oct 25, 2026kokoanalytics.com(opens source in a new tab); “No cookies Run analytics without cookies when you want the simplest privacy setup.”