Companies Using TinyAnalytics

We detect TinyAnalytics on 76 domains, including Jcwes, Liva Pastacılık, Availink Inc.. A detection means the technology is present on that domain, which for large organisations is often a single storefront or subdomain rather than a company-wide deployment. Among domains we matched to a company with a resolved industry, the most common is IT Services and IT Consulting (14.58%).

We detect 76 domains running TinyAnalytics across our monthly crawl of live business domains. Company data could be matched for 49 of them (64.5%), and every company-size, industry and country breakdown on this page describes that matched subset rather than the full detected base.

Below 0.01% of Web Analytics, too small to show as a percentage. Our October 2026 crawl finds TinyAnalytics on 76 live domains, while Google Analytics, the category leader, runs on 11,576,555 and the 100th tool in our category table has 1,453. So TinyAnalytics has no rank in that table yet; read 76 as a count of sites, not a position.

TinyAnalytics' own comparison pages set it against Umami and Plausible. By live domains on their TechnologyChecker.io pages, Plausible has 117,813, Umami 79,426 and Fathom 24,423, and our category table counts Rybbit at 7,810 and Simple Analytics at 7,406. Google Analytics, on 11,576,555 domains, is the tool that 44.74% of TinyAnalytics sites still run beside it.

United States leads with 10 matched TinyAnalytics domains, followed by United Kingdom (9), Turkey (7), Germany (4), France (2). These are counts within the 49 domains we could match to a company record, not the full detected base.

The most common company size is 1-10 employees, representing 65.31% of the TinyAnalytics domains we could match to a company record and size — a subset of 49 matched companies, not of all 76 detected domains. This is followed by 11-50 employees (22.45%) and 51-200 employees (6.12%).

Among the TinyAnalytics domains we could match to a company with a known founding date, the largest group was founded in the 2010s (45.45%), followed by the 2020s (30.3%). That matched subset is drawn from 49 companies and is not representative of all 76 detected domains. This suggests TinyAnalytics is most popular among relatively young companies.

The ideal TinyAnalytics customer is: Company Size: 1-10 employees, then 11-50, Location: United States, United Kingdom, Turkey, Founded: 2010-2019, then 2020s, Industry: IT services, software and online services, Setup: Cloudflare-fronted site, often Next.js — based on our analysis of 49 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.

Yes, there's a Free plan. TinyAnalytics' in-app plan list, checked on 26 October 2026, gives it 100,000 pageviews a month, up to three sites, one seat, three goals and one funnel. The vendor's about page says 95% of its customers use the product for free. Paid plans start with Growth at $9 a month for 500,000 pageviews.

Per its in-app plan list on 26 October 2026, Growth costs $9 a month for 500,000 pageviews, $14 for 1 million and $19 for 2 million. Business starts at $29 a month for 1 million pageviews and runs to $99 for 10 million, adding feature flags, experiments and surveys. Yearly billing costs ten times the monthly price.

No. This page covers the hosted web and product analytics service at tinyanalytics.io, run by Next Marketing Technology Ltd. The GitHub project of the same name is a separate, MIT-licensed tool you install on your own server, which records visits from PHP code. Our rule only counts pages that load a script from tinyanalytics.io, so its installs aren't in our 76 domains.

TinyAnalytics says it sets no analytics cookies and stores no raw IP addresses. Instead, its server derives a one-way hash from each request to recognise returning visitors. Its own pricing FAQ calls cookieless visitor counts a close estimate rather than an exact figure, because someone switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data can be counted twice.

When we fetched it on 26 October 2026, the script at dash.tinyanalytics.io came to 7,102 bytes over the wire with gzip compression, about 7 KB, and 21,098 bytes uncompressed. TinyAnalytics' homepage describes it as an under-6.5 KB script. The difference is small, but worth knowing if you're comparing page-weight figures between analytics tools.

TinyAnalytics is run by Next Marketing Technology Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 14384054), according to the footer of tinyanalytics.io. Its about page names Ben Kaiser as a co-founder. The product combines web analytics with product features such as funnels, retention, revenue tracking, feature flags, A/B experiments and surveys.

Often. In our October 2026 crawl, 34 of the 76 domains running TinyAnalytics (44.74%) also run Google Analytics. The same check in our web analytics tools roundup found Google Analytics on 17.6% of Umami domains and 23.8% of Plausible domains, so TinyAnalytics is more often added beside Google Analytics than used in its place, at least so far.

Mostly developer-built stacks. Of the 76 domains, 61.84% sit behind Cloudflare, 44.74% run Google Tag Manager, 38.16% use Tailwind CSS, 31.58% run Next.js and 27.63% are hosted on Vercel, based on our crawl at TechnologyChecker.io. WordPress appears on only 13.16%, and 14.47% also run Microsoft Clarity for session recordings.

TinyAnalytics' about page describes a portfolio of roughly 1,000 client sites; our crawl finds the script on 76 live domains. We read public pages across about 29.9 million live domains, so sites outside that set, pages behind a login and app subdomains we don't visit aren't counted. Our rule has also been live only since 8 October 2026.

A domain counts when one of its pages loads a script from tinyanalytics.io. We see three addresses: the current script at dash.tinyanalytics.io on 71 domains, an older pixel at app.tinyanalytics.io on 43 that hands over to the current script, and dashboard.tinyanalytics.io on 9. The rule went live on 8 October 2026, so this is our first count.

Yes, according to its features page. Beyond traffic reports it lists funnels, goals, retention, behavioral cohorts, revenue analytics, feature flags, A/B experiments, surveys, custom dashboards and group analytics for B2B, plus Google Search Console data, an AI traffic report and Core Web Vitals. In its in-app plan list, feature flags, experiments and surveys come with Business.

Not many yet. Of the 49 matched companies with a known size, 87.76% have 50 staff or fewer and none has more than 500. The largest three, each with 201 to 500 employees, are Jcwes, a UK building-compliance firm, the Turkish patisserie chain Liva Pastacılık and Camhotel, a hotel in Turkey, based on our enriched company data.

We can't say yet. No domain has dropped TinyAnalytics since our detection began on 8 October 2026, and the few sites that dropped another analytics tool before TinyAnalytics appeared don't pass our switching tests: most still run that tool on another hostname, or dropped it before our rule existed. Measuring switching needs a longer window than 18 days.