Comparison

Linqry vs Fathom Analytics

Fathom is deliberately simple, cookieless analytics. Linqry adds multi-step funnels and revenue attribution. An honest look at the trade-off.

Fathom is built around a clear conviction: most analytics tools are far more complicated than most sites need. It is cookieless, fast, privacy-focused, and the hosted product is deliberately simple. If that simplicity is what you want, Fathom does it well. Linqry is for the case where you have outgrown it — where you need to see where users drop off in onboarding and which channels actually produce revenue.

Licence

The hosted Fathom Analytics product is proprietary. Fathom Lite, an earlier self-hosted version, is open source.

Self-hosting

The main hosted product cannot be self-hosted. Fathom Lite is a separate, self-hostable open-source project.

Feature by feature

✓ yes · ~ partial · – no. Every Fathom Analytics cell is sourced below.

Choose Fathom Analytics if…
  • →You want the simplest possible privacy-first analytics and nothing more.
  • →You value a small, polished, opinionated interface over configurability.
  • →You want a hosted product from an established independent company.
  • →You do not need funnels or revenue breakdowns — and many sites genuinely do not.
Choose Linqry if…
  • →You need multi-step funnel analysis to find onboarding drop-off.
  • →You need revenue attributed to channel, page and campaign.
  • →You want a self-hostable option at all, even a separate lite edition — Linqry has none.
Sources

Products change. If something here is out of date or wrong, please tell us and it will be corrected. Fathom Analytics is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with Linqry.

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