All three are young, privacy-first Google Analytics alternatives with both free self-hosted and paid cloud options, but their standout feature differs. Litlyx…
Open Source · From Free (self-hosted, open source); hosted cloud from about EUR 8.99/month
Best for: Teams that want real-time, unlimited-retention analytics on transparent ClickHouse and Grafana infrastructure with one flat-rate hosted plan.
Freemium SaaS with a fully feature-complete self-hosted open-source option under AGPL-3 · From Free (3,000 events per month); paid plans from $13 per month billed annually
Best for: Teams that want a genuinely feature-complete free self-hosted build, or an affordable EU-hosted cloud option with a generous free tier.
Freemium SaaS with a fully feature-complete self-hosted open-source option under AGPL-3
Starting price
Free (self-hosted) or from EUR 8.99/month (Mini cloud plan)
Free (self-hosted, open source); hosted cloud from about EUR 8.99/month
Free (3,000 events per month); paid plans from $13 per month billed annually
Free plan
Yes
Not documented
Yes
Free trial
Not documented
Yes
Yes
Platforms
Not documented
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Team collaboration
Not documented
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AI features
Yes
Not documented
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Public API
Yes
Yes
Yes
Standout Differences
AI-generated reporting
Litlyx offers one-click AI-generated reports summarizing web, product, SEO, and marketing performance, a capability neither Prisme Analytics nor Rybbit documents.
Litlyx
Pricing entry point
Litlyx's Mini plan and Prisme Analytics' single hosted plan both start around EUR 8.99 per month, while Rybbit's free cloud tier undercuts both at 3,000 events per month.
Litlyx, Prisme Analytics, Rybbit
Founding stage
Litlyx was founded in October 2024, Rybbit publicly launched in 2025, and Prisme Analytics operates as a small EU-based team with an undisclosed founding date; all three are young relative to legacy analytics platforms.
Litlyx, Prisme Analytics, Rybbit
Self-hosted completeness
Rybbit's self-hosted build ships session replay and funnels for free, Litlyx offers a free self-hosted Docker build focused on core tracking, and Prisme Analytics' self-hosted build is the full open-source codebase.
Litlyx, Prisme Analytics, Rybbit
Feature-by-Feature
Deployment
Feature
Litlyx
Prisme Analytics
Rybbit
Free self-hosted tier
Available
Available
Available
Managed cloud hosting
Available
Available
Available
AI and Reporting
Feature
Litlyx
Prisme Analytics
Rybbit
AI-generated reports or summaries
Available
Unavailable
Unavailable
Multi-workspace or agency client reporting
Available
Not documented
Available
Analytics Depth
Feature
Litlyx
Prisme Analytics
Rybbit
Session replay
Unavailable
Unavailable
Available
Funnel analysis
Available
Unavailable
Available
Real-time dashboard
Available
Available
Available
API Access
Feature
Litlyx
Prisme Analytics
Rybbit
SQL or raw query API
Not documented
Available
Not documented
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
Litlyx
Mini — EUR 8.99/month Annual
Basic — EUR 14.99/month Annual
Pro — EUR 29.99/month Annual
Self-Hosted — Free N/A
Prisme Analytics
Self-Hosted (Open Source) — Free N/A
Cloud Hosted — EUR 8.99/month Monthly
Rybbit
Free — $0 Monthly
Standard — $13 per month billed annually ($19 per month billed monthly) Monthly or annual
Pro — $26 per month billed annually ($39 per month billed monthly) Monthly or annual
Self-Hosted — Free Open source, AGPL-3 license
Pros & Cons
Litlyx
Pros
Cookieless and GDPR-compliant by design, avoiding consent-banner overhead
AI-generated reports save time for agencies producing recurring client summaries
Both hosted and self-hosted deployment options available
Very fast, low-friction setup compared to Google Analytics
Competitive, transparent pricing for small sites and agencies
Cons
Very young company founded in late 2024, with limited operating track record
Small team of under 10 employees may limit support responsiveness at scale
Feature set is less mature than long-established analytics platforms
Pageview-based pricing tiers can become costly for high-traffic sites
Some advanced product-analytics features lag behind dedicated tools like PostHog
Prisme Analytics
Pros
Fully open source and self-hostable at no cost
GDPR, PECR, and Schrems II compliant without a cookie banner
Real-time reporting instead of delayed data
Simple, all-inclusive hosted pricing with unlimited sites and pageviews
Data is never auto-deleted, preserving full history
Cons
Company details such as founding date and team size are not publicly disclosed
Self-hosting requires ClickHouse and Grafana operational knowledge
Smaller integration ecosystem than Google Analytics
Single hosted pricing tier offers less flexibility for very small or very large sites
Less brand recognition than competitors like Plausible or Fathom
Rybbit
Pros
Generous free tier covering 3,000 events per month without any cost
No cookies required, simplifying compliance with privacy regulations
Self-hosted version is free and feature-complete rather than a stripped-down demo
Simpler interface than Google Analytics 4 while offering more depth than minimalist alternatives
EU-hosted cloud infrastructure supports GDPR compliance by default
Affordable paid tiers relative to many analytics competitors
Cons
Very young product, launched in 2025, with a shorter track record than established analytics tools
Built and maintained by a very small team, which may limit support capacity at scale
Self-hosting requires technical setup and ongoing maintenance
Advanced features on the hosted plan are gated behind the Pro tier
Smaller third-party integration ecosystem than long-established analytics platforms
Rapid early growth means the product and pricing may still change significantly
Use Cases
Choose Litlyx: Agencies and solopreneurs who want AI-generated, client-ready performance reports and multi-workspace management for several sites.
Choose Prisme Analytics: Teams that want real-time, unlimited-retention analytics on transparent ClickHouse and Grafana infrastructure with one flat-rate hosted plan.
Choose Rybbit: Teams that want a genuinely feature-complete free self-hosted build, or an affordable EU-hosted cloud option with a generous free tier.
Litlyx
Agency multi-client reporting — Digital agencies use Litlyx's multi-workspace support and AI-generated reports to manage analytics for many client sites and produce branded client reports quickly.
Privacy-first GA4 replacement — Small and mid-size businesses migrate from Google Analytics to Litlyx to achieve GDPR compliance and skip cookie consent banners.
Self-hosted analytics for developers — Developers deploy the open-source Docker version of Litlyx to keep full control of visitor data on their own infrastructure at no cost.
Prisme Analytics
Privacy-compliant analytics without cookie banners — Website owners track traffic while staying compliant with privacy regulations, without showing a cookie banner.
Self-hosted analytics for technical teams — Developers run Prisme on their own infrastructure for full control over analytics data.
Real-time traffic monitoring for content and ecommerce sites — Teams monitor live traffic and conversion events without waiting for delayed reporting.
Rybbit
Privacy-conscious website analytics — Site owners who want visitor analytics without cookies or personal data collection use Rybbit's cookieless tracking.
Self-hosted analytics for developers — Developers who want full control over their analytics infrastructure self-host Rybbit's open-source AGPL-3 codebase.
Google Analytics replacement — Businesses looking to move off Google Analytics use Rybbit's hosted cloud plans for a simpler, GDPR-friendly alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tool has AI-generated reports?
Litlyx offers one-click AI-generated reports summarizing web, product, SEO, and marketing performance; Prisme Analytics and Rybbit do not document AI reporting features.
Which is the youngest company?
Rybbit, publicly launched in April 2025, is younger than Litlyx, founded in October 2024; Prisme Analytics' founding date isn't publicly disclosed, but it operates as a small EU-based team.
Which has the simplest pricing to understand?
Prisme Analytics' single flat rate cloud plan around EUR 8.99 per month covers unlimited sites and pageviews, compared with Litlyx's three pageview-tiered plans from EUR 8.99 to EUR 29.99 per month and Rybbit's event-based tiers.
Which is best for agencies managing multiple client sites?
Litlyx offers multi-domain workspaces and shareable branded client reports, Rybbit's Pro plan removes site and team caps entirely, and Prisme Analytics' single plan already includes unlimited websites but has no dedicated client-reporting feature documented.
Can I self-host any of these for free?
Yes, all three offer a free self-hosted option: Litlyx via Docker, Prisme Analytics as the full open-source AGPL-3.0 codebase, and Rybbit as a feature-complete AGPL-3 build including session replay and funnels.