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Google Analytics alternative: no banner, €8 a month.

GA4 is free, but in Europe it requires a cookie banner. Snorklee costs €8 a month excluding VAT and counts 100% of your visitors, asking them nothing.

€8 per month — 200,000 pageviews, 10 sites Ex. VAT. 14-day free trial, no credit card. No cookie banner to install or pay for.
Entry plan Pageviews / month Banner
Snorklee One — €8 200,000 no
Google Analytics 4 — free no published limit yes

GA4 costs nothing in subscription, but it sets cookies: in the European Union measurement requires consent, hence a banner — and every refusal is a visit you no longer count. Snorklee price on 1 September 2026: €8/month ex. VAT for 200,000 pageviews and 10 sites.

Snorklee and Google Analytics 4, line by line.

A factual comparison. The Snorklee price is the catalog price on 1 September 2026.

Criterion Snorklee Google Analytics 4
Price €8/month ex. VAT — 200,000 pageviews, 10 sites free (GA4) — analytics only, banner and CMP at your own cost
Cookie banner none — nothing is written to the browser _ga cookies — consent required in the EU
Visits measured 100% — there is nothing to refuse refusals are not measured; the gaps are filled by modeling
Where the data lives Paris (France) — never transferred outside the EU Google LLC, United States (transfer framed by the Data Privacy Framework)
Google Search Console ✓ included, read-only ✓ Search Console link available
Bing Webmaster Tools ✓ included, read-only — not offered
AI bots identified (GPTBot, ClaudeBot…) ✓ counted page by page
Visitors arriving from AI chats ✓ counted separately, without cookies visible as referring sites
Unique visitor counting no identifier is kept per-device identifier (_ga cookie), tracked across days
Learning curve one readable page, no training powerful but complex: events, explorations, training often needed
Weekly report by email ✓ included, with your logo via Looker Studio, a separate tool

What about Matomo or Plausible?

Both are good tools, older than Snorklee, and they measure very well without cookies. Here are the figures, checked on 1 September 2026 on matomo.org and plausible.io.

Criterion Snorklee Matomo Plausible
Entry price, hosted €8/month ex. VAT — 200,000 pageviews, 10 sites from €29/month — 50,000 hits, 30 sites (Matomo Cloud) from $9/month — 10,000 pageviews, 1 site (Starter plan)
Free self-hosting no — managed service only yes — Community edition, free, unlimited hits, yours to host yes — Community Edition (AGPLv3)
Search Console and Bing both, included both, through a premium plugin Search Console only
Trial 14 days, no credit card free trial offered on Matomo Cloud 30 days, no credit card

When Matomo or Plausible are the right choice: if you want to host the tool yourself, or if all you need is to count visits. Snorklee offers no self-hosting — managed service only — and it is younger than both.

Detailed comparison: Snorklee and Matomo · Detailed comparison: Snorklee and Plausible

Three differences you see from day one.

No banner, 100% of visitors

Snorklee reads nothing from the browser and writes nothing to it: there is nothing to accept. You count all your visits, not only those that clicked « Accept ». GA4 only measures consenting visitors and fills in the rest by modeling.

Search Console and Bing on the same screen

You connect your Google Search Console and your Bing Webmaster Tools account. Keywords, clicks, impressions and positions appear next to your visitors, read-only. GA4 offers the Search Console link; Bing, no.

Your data stays in Paris

Snorklee is hosted in Paris and run by a French company: your data does not leave the European Union. With GA4 it is processed by Google LLC in the United States, under the Data Privacy Framework.

When Google Analytics is still the right choice: if you run Google Ads campaigns, export to BigQuery, or need very detailed e-commerce analysis. Snorklee does none of that, cannot be self-hosted, and is younger than GA4. Our argument is elsewhere: €8 a month excluding VAT, no banner, and 100% of visits counted.

Move from Google Analytics to Snorklee in three steps.

Count a few minutes. You can leave GA4 running in parallel while you compare.

  1. Create an account and add your site. The trial lasts 14 days, no credit card.
  2. Paste the Snorklee script: a single line in the header, or the WordPress plugin.
  3. Compare with GA4 for a few days, then remove the Google tag and its banner.

Your history: Snorklee does not import your GA4 data. Measurement starts on installation, and your history stays readable in Google Analytics — export it to archive it.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before leaving Google Analytics.

Snorklee is paid while Google Analytics is free — why?
Yes: €8 per month excluding VAT for 200,000 pageviews and 10 sites. GA4 costs nothing in subscription, but it sets cookies: in the European Union you need a banner, a consent platform to maintain, and every refusal is a visit you no longer count. Snorklee asks the visitor for nothing: you count 100% of your visits, and you have no banner to pay for.
Will I lose features by leaving GA4?
Yes, some. GA4 links to Google Ads, exports to BigQuery and goes very deep on e-commerce: we do none of that. Snorklee covers traffic, sources, pages, countries, devices, the events you define, SEO and AI bots. If your Google Ads campaigns drive your business, keep GA4 — we would rather say so.
Do I get my Google and Bing keywords?
Yes. You connect your Google Search Console and your Bing Webmaster Tools account: keywords, clicks, impressions and positions appear on the same screen as your visitors. Both connections are read-only, nothing is sent to Google or Microsoft. GA4 offers the Search Console link; Bing Webmaster Tools is not offered.
Can I keep my Google Analytics history?
Snorklee does not import your GA4 data: measurement starts the day you install it. Your history stays readable in Google Analytics as long as you keep a property there; export it from GA4 to archive it. You can leave GA4 running in parallel for a few weeks to compare figures.
Why will my figures differ from GA4?
Because GA4 only measures visitors who accepted cookies, then fills the gaps by modeling. Snorklee counts every visit without asking anything, so its figures are often higher. Snorklee also keeps known bots out of human traffic and counts them separately — a second source of difference, the other way round.