Plausible Analytics Pricing in 2026

Everything you need to know about Plausible Analytics plans, costs, and whether the entry-level plan is enough for your needs.

Last reviewed: 2026-05-08 / 4 plans compared

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📝 Our Take on Plausible Analytics Pricing

Plausible is strongest when a startup wants fast, privacy-friendly web analytics without turning product analytics into a full event taxonomy project. It is intentionally narrower than PostHog: that simplicity is the point for content sites, lightweight SaaS dashboards, and teams that do not need replay or feature flags.

💡 Bottom Line:

Plausible does not have a forever-free production plan, but it offers a 30-day free trial and traffic-based paid plans. The practical startup question is whether simple privacy-friendly reporting is worth paying for instead of adopting PostHog's broader free product stack.