Gizmo Analytics is a cookieless, privacy-first analytics tool for developers, with a free tier and MCP-based install for AI coding agents.
Gizmo Analytics is a web analytics tool built around privacy by default: it tracks site visits without cookies or personal data collection, which means sites using it typically do not need to show a cookie consent banner.
The product is aimed at independent developers, freelancers, and agencies who manage several websites and want a lighter, simpler alternative to Google Analytics, with a dashboard that can monitor an entire fleet of sites rather than just one property at a time.
Installation is designed to be fast: Gizmo Analytics provides framework-aware install snippets for more than 20 frameworks, and an MCP server that lets AI coding assistants add tracking to a project from a single prompt rather than manual setup.
Once installed, the platform offers real-time event tracking, multi-dimensional filtering of traffic data, automatic detection of new sites, and a fleet dashboard for viewing metrics across every site on an account from one place.
Gizmo Analytics uses a freemium, usage-based pricing model tied to monthly event volume rather than number of sites. The Free plan allows 10,000 events per month across unlimited sites, and every paid tier also allows unlimited sites, scaling only the event allowance.
Paid plans are Starter at $9/month (50,000 events), Growth at $19/month (250,000 events, listed as the most popular tier), and Scale at $39/month (1,000,000 events). All plans, including Free, include full access to the MCP server.
Yes, Gizmo Analytics offers a Free plan covering 10,000 events per month with unlimited sites.
No, it uses cookieless tracking and does not collect personal data, so a cookie consent banner is generally not required.
The MCP server lets AI coding agents install Gizmo Analytics tracking into a project automatically from a single prompt.
All plans, including the Free plan, support unlimited sites; only the monthly event allowance changes between tiers.
It provides install snippets for more than 20 frameworks, including Next.js, React, Vue, Django, Rails, and WordPress.