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Freemium#30 of 45 in Product Analytics Tools

A focused choice for web event tracking with funnels, dashboards, APIs, and self-hosting.

6.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Counted is a privacy-focused product analytics platform for teams building web applications and AI coding-agent workflows. It collects custom events through JavaScript/TypeScript, React, or HTTP, then presents event counts, time-series analysis, property breakdowns, ordered funnels, and dashboards built from Insights. Its analytics approach does not use tracking cookies or fingerprinting, and visits remain ephemeral. AI coding-agent telemetry covers tool calls, file edits, commands, and outcomes, with Claude Code and OpenCode listed as integrations.

Pricing is straightforward and based on monthly event volume. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 100,000 events per month, 3 projects, 180 days of event retention, unlimited workspace members, dashboards, Insights, and API access. The Pro plan costs $12 per month for 1,000,000 events per month, unlimited projects, 730 days of event retention, unlimited workspace members, dashboards, Insights, and API access. Pro is also available at $120 per year with annual billing. According to the published plans, the main paid upgrades are higher event capacity, more projects, and longer retention.

Counted’s strongest fit is a web-focused team that wants core event and funnel reporting without tracking cookies, while retaining the option to run the MIT-licensed software independently with Docker Compose and PostgreSQL. JavaScript/TypeScript and React SDKs support common web implementation paths, and the HTTP API covers event ingestion and querying. The product is narrower than a broad product intelligence suite: its clearest value is custom event analysis, funnels, dashboards, and coding-agent telemetry. Choose it for simple, privacy-focused web analytics and self-hosting flexibility; choose an alternative if your priority is a wider analytics scope than these capabilities provide.

Counted pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes 100,000 events per month and 3 projects
    • Supports ordered funnels, property breakdowns, and composable dashboards
    • Offers JavaScript/TypeScript, React, HTTP API, and self-hosting options
  • Where it doesn't
    • Monthly event limits may constrain higher-volume analytics workloads
    • Self-hosting requires Docker Compose and PostgreSQL
    • The platform is primarily oriented toward web applications

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