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Migration guide · 5 minutes

Migrate from Plausible to snorklee

The switch is quick: one snippet to replace, no data migration to orchestrate (both tools follow the principles of data minimization and aggregation, no cookies). Here are the 5 concrete steps.

  1. 1

    Create a snorklee account

    Self-service signup in 3 steps (e-mail, password, site domain). 30-day free trial, no credit card, 1-click cancellation.

    Create my account →
  2. 2

    Grab your snippet

    After signup, you land directly on the Integration tab of your dashboard. The snippet is ready to copy, pre-filled with your site ID.

    <script defer src="https://snorklee.com/w.js" data-site="VOTRE_ID"></script>
  3. 3

    Replace the Plausible snippet on your site

    Find the Plausible

  4. 4

    Verify the install

    The Integration tab → 'Verify install' card runs an HTTP probe against your site and confirms the tracker responds. Your first event appears in real time in the 'Live activity' card.

  5. 5

    Disable Plausible

    Once the dual-collection is verified and numbers aligned, remove the Plausible tag from your site and cancel your Plausible subscription from their dashboard. No technical link between the two — your side is immediate.

Practical notes

A few useful points.

  • Your Plausible custom events get reconfigured in the snorklee Behaviour tab: custom events (sanitised name ≤ 40 chars) + up to 10 categorical JSONB props per event.
  • No historical data migration — both tools return pseudonymised aggregates, not nominally transferable. New numbers start from 0 on install day.
  • If you self-host Plausible (Community Edition), snorklee also offers a self-hosted tracker mode (1st-party) — copy-paste recipes for Nginx, Caddy, Apache.
  • Official WordPress plugin available — 1-click install from the admin, snippet auto-managed.

Ready to try?

30 days free, no credit card. You can run Plausible and snorklee in parallel during the trial.