A free Simple Analytics alternative that keeps your setup

Clicktag vs Simple Analytics

Simple Analytics details checked on September 30, 2026 on simpleanalytics.com.

Switch without rewriting your setup

Replace the script URL and keep your supported settings. Before:

<script async src="https://scripts.simpleanalyticscdn.com/latest.js"></script>

After:

<script
  async
  src="https://clicktag.io/latest.js"
  data-hostname="example.com"
  data-verify="YOUR_SITE_VERIFY_TOKEN"
></script>

Then rename browser calls from sa_event to tt_event:

window.tt_event("signup");

Clicktag only reads its own tt_event queue, so you can call both while you compare. The migration guide covers the noscript pixel, proxies and cutover timing.

Bring your history

Upload your Simple Analytics CSV exports and your past traffic shows up next to new data, with its visit flags intact, up to 5 years back. Imported rows carry no visitor identity, so goals and funnels only cover data from the Clicktag tracker. See imports.

What Clicktag adds

• Search Console queries, clicks and impressions with up to 16 months of history
• Weekly retention cohorts, without cookies
• API analytics and alerts for Node.js, Cloudflare Workers and Go
• Up to 50 websites

Where Simple Analytics is the better choice

• You want an established paid product rather than a beta.
• You need a Google Analytics import or native iOS and macOS apps.
• You need your data stored in the Netherlands.

FAQ

Do my script settings carry over?

Supported settings do. The migration guide lists what carries over and what to rename.

Do sa_event calls still work?

No. Clicktag reads its own tt_event queue and leaves sa_event alone, so rename the calls.

Is the tracker cookie-free like Simple Analytics?

Yes. No cookies, no local storage and no IDs, and IP addresses are never stored.