clicks.page vs Muro

clicks.page shows visitors, referrers and live traffic alongside payments from Stripe, Paddle and similar providers, so founders can see which channels bring paying customers.

Muro is a privacy focused Google Analytics alternative that sends a short daily traffic summary by email and tracks clicks on its own short links.

About clicks.page

clicks.page is a privacy focused analytics service for founders and indie developers. It tracks visitors without cookies or stored IP addresses, so no consent banner is needed, and filters out headless browsers, datacenter traffic and referrer spam. Its main angle is revenue attribution: connecting Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Creem or similar payment tools shows which sources generate money and revenue per visitor, with renewals credited to the original source. A realtime view includes a live map and activity feed, and stat cards can be shared publicly. Setup is aimed at coding agents, with a one prompt install, an MCP server and a REST API. A 14 day trial costs 1 USD.

About Muro

Muro is a web analytics service built around a brief that lands in the inbox at 8 AM, summarising yesterday's visitor count, leading referrers and most viewed pages. It uses no cookies, so sites do not need a consent banner, and the maker describes it as GDPR compliant. Setup involves pasting a small script into sites built with Next.js, Webflow, Framer, WordPress or hand written HTML. Muro Links convert any address into a short link whose clicks count as analytics events and connect to signups. A complete dashboard offering a live view, goals that apply retroactively and filtering is also available. Plans start at 12 USD a month, scaling with pageviews, after a 30 day free trial.