Overview
Umami is an open-source web analytics application released under the MIT licence, free to self-host. Umami Cloud adds managed infrastructure and extra features such as email reports and a streaming API[14]. The interface follows the privacy-first pattern of a single dashboard of visitors, pages, referrers and events.
Umami Cloud publishes four plans. Hobby is free with 100,000 events a month, one website and six months of retention. Pro costs US$20 a month for one million events, up to 20 websites and ten team members, two-year retention and API access, with extra events at US$0.00003. Business costs US$200 a month for ten million events, unlimited websites and members, five-year retention, 5,000 session replays, heatmaps and white-labelling. Enterprise adds SAML single sign-on and an uptime SLA. Data collection continues past the event limit and overage is billed[14].
The MIT licence makes Umami attractive to developers embedding analytics into their own products. Its feature set is narrower than Matomo’s, and replays and heatmaps on the cloud are reserved for the Business tier.
What Umami does
- MIT-licensed, self-hostable
- Free cloud tier with 100K events
- Heatmaps and replays on Business plan
- White-labelling
- API and streaming API
Umami pricing
Hobby US$0 (100K events, 6-month retention); Pro US$20/month (1M events, 2-year retention, 14-day trial); Business US$200/month (10M events, 5-year retention); Enterprise custom. Self-hosting free.
Umami strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Permissive licence
- Free self-hosting and free cloud tier
- No data loss on overage
Limitations
- Narrower feature set than Matomo
- Replays and heatmaps only on the US$200 plan
- Hobby plan limited to one site
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Umami alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Umami: companies ranked in the same lists.
Google Password Manager
Adobe Firefly
Matomo
Piwik PRO
PostHog
Mixpanel
Amplitude
Plausible Analytics
Fathom Analytics
Simple Analytics
Microsoft Clarity
Heap (Contentsquare)
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