Revenue-first analytics

FAQ

• Starter or Growth?
  • Starter tier is for 1 website, 1 team member and 3 years of data retention. It's best for solo founders getting started.
  • Growth tier is for 30 websites, 30 team members and 5+ years of data retention. It also includes advanced features like social mentions (𝕏 + Reddit) and link attribution. It's best for established businesses.
• 10k, 100k, 1M+ events per month?
  • If you're just getting started, start with the 10k events per month plan.
  • If you already have some traffic (couple hundreds of visitors per day), go for the 100k/200k events per month plan.
  • If you have a lot of traffic (1k+ visitors per day), go for 1M+ events per month.
• What happens if I get more events than my plan?

  No worries! We'll continue tracking your events, but you'll need to upgrade to a larger plan to access your dashboard.

  Congrats on all the traffic btw!

• Is there a free trial?

  Yep! You can try DataEasy for free for 14 days and you don't even need a credit card!

• Is DataEasy GDPR compliant?

  Yes. DataEasy is built so you can use it in line with GDPR expectations.

  The default tracking script uses cookies to recognise returning visitors. That gives the most accurate analytics and revenue attribution, including long-term journeys. Depending on your jurisdiction and setup, you may need a cookie banner for that script—same as most analytics tools that use cookies.

  We also offer a cookieless script. It does not use cookies for visitor identification and is designed so you typically do not need a cookie banner out of the box. Trade-off: it is less accurate than the default script, especially for revenue attribution over weeks or months, because visitor identifiers rotate about every 24 hours.

  General legal terms still apply—see our Data Processing Agreement and Terms of Service.

• Do I need to make money to use DataEasy?

  Not at all! You can use DataEasy to get insights about your traffic.

• Do I need to code to use DataEasy?

  Nope! We have integrations for pretty much every platform. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Bubble, Wix, Squarespace, Ghost CMS, Podia, Kajabi, and Google Tag Manager.

  If you're a developer, we also have an npm package and guides for Next.js, React Router, Vue.js, Django, Laravel, and more.

• Can I migrate my existing data?

  Yes! For now, you can import your data from Plausible. Next is Google Analytics.

• Can I see SEO keywords that drive traffic to my website?

  Yes! You can connect Google Search Console to see keywords that drive traffic to your website.

  With revenue attribution enabled, you can even estimate which keywords drive the most revenue.

• Which payment providers are supported?

  We offer native integration with Stripe, LemonSqueezy, Polar, and Shopify (and yes, you can connect multiple payment providers). You can also use our Payment API to send your payment data to DataEasy.

• Does DataEasy work with mobile apps (React Native / Expo)?

  Yes! Our React Native SDK works with Expo and bare React Native apps. You can track screen views, custom events, identify users, and even track revenue.

  Check out the React Native installation guide to get started.

• Does DataEasy track across subdomains?

  Yes, DataEasy tracks across any subdomains for maximum accuracy.

  Simply create a DataEasy website under your root domain (e.g., example.com) and install the tracking script on any subdomains (e.g., app.example.com, blog.example.com) you want to track.

  This ensures you get unified analytics across your entire domain ecosystem without any gaps in your data.

• Does DataEasy track across different domains?

  Yes! Create a DataEasy website under your root domain (e.g., marketing.com) and add the other domains you want to track to the allowed hostnames (e.g., app.com).

  To get started, check out our cross-domain tracking documentation.

• Does DataEasy have an API?

  Yes. DataEasy has a complete API that lets you build virtually anything on top of your DataEasy data.

  You can query analytics and visitor journeys, send server-side goals and payments, identify users, or manage websites, funnels, alerts, team members, integrations, and API keys.

  Read the API documentation.

• Does DataEasy have a CLI?

  Yes. The DataEasy CLI is built so agents like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Grok can control DataEasy from your editor or terminal.

  They can query visitors, inspect revenue, manage websites, create funnels, check alerts, and turn DataEasy data into answers without clicking around the dashboard.

  Read the CLI documentation.

• Does DataEasy have an MCP?

  Yes. The DataEasy MCP server connects DataEasy directly to MCP-compatible AI assistants and coding tools.

  Your agent can query analytics, visitors, traffic sources, revenue, and funnels, then help manage websites, goals, alerts, API keys, and account settings through natural language.

  Read the MCP documentation.

• Is there a mobile app?

  Not yet! The dashboard is fully responsive, so you can check your analytics on the go from any browser.

• Can I invite my team to DataEasy?

  Yes! You can invite team members to DataEasy (up to 30 on the Growth plan).

  You can also share a public link to your dashboard with anyone.

• Do you have an affiliate program?

  Yep! You get 50% commission for every payment (up to 12 months). Reach out from your dashboard to join.