Growtics

Growtics is a privacy-first web analytics service with an AI agent built on top of it. It records page views, sessions, traffic sources and on-site behaviour without cookies, adds session replays and uptime monitoring, and then turns what it sees into a ranked list of concrete tasks to do next, such as which page is leaking visitors or what to fix for conversions. The problem it goes after is the gap between having a dashboard and knowing what to do about it. Most analytics tools show charts and leave the interpretation to you, and for a solo builder that interpretation is the part that never gets done.

You add a small tracking script to the site and the dashboard starts processing events in real time, with user segmentation and custom goals on top. Session replays capture visitor journeys and cursor paths so you can watch where someone stalled. Site monitoring checks uptime, response times and SSL expiry, and diagnostics scan layout structure, console errors and load latency. The growth actions layer reads traffic patterns and site health together and produces daily, prioritised tasks, with an SEO and AEO checkup score alongside. Banners and triggers let you show a widget to visitors based on behaviour, and an AI SEO writer drafts search-oriented blog posts from structured semantic suggestions. Setup is a signup, a site registration and the script tag, which the site says takes about two minutes and needs no credit card.

The developer surface is a real differentiator. There's a REST API, and an MCP server published on npm as growtics-mcp that connects Claude, Cursor or Windsurf to your analytics. It runs locally through npx with a read-only key scoped to analytics, sites and realtime data, and it exposes 12 tools covering the traffic overview, top pages, referrers, realtime visitors, goals, funnels, releases, SEO suggestions and checkups, a traffic drop analysis and the daily growth actions. In practice that means asking an assistant why traffic fell this week and getting an answer grounded in your own numbers rather than a guess. Keys are created in the dashboard under API and MCP keys, and the guide is explicit that a key gives read access to all your analytics data and shouldn't be committed to git.

It's built for indie builders and small teams rather than enterprise marketing departments, and the site says so plainly in its comparison with Google Analytics, describing itself as a smaller, calmer board. If you run a handful of side projects or a small SaaS and want one place instead of five tabs, that's the seat it's designed for. The cookieless approach also means the core analytics don't need a consent banner, which the site frames around keeping GDPR compliance straightforward, and it says it never sells visitor data to third parties. Releases can be tracked as well, so a deploy shows up against the traffic and signups that followed it.

What sets it apart from the many privacy analytics tools is the bundle, since analytics, replays, monitoring, SEO checks and an action list usually come from separate vendors, and the fact that the AI layer produces tasks rather than summaries. Compared with a big free analytics suite on one side and a minimal privacy counter on the other, the pitch is the middle. The suite gives you every report and none of the conclusions, plus a consent banner, and the counter gives you page views and little else. Growtics keeps the privacy posture of the second while adding the replays, monitoring and action list a solo builder would otherwise assemble from three subscriptions.

The limits are the flip side. Session replays and the growth agent sit in the paid plan, the free plan is capped at one site and 5,000 events a month with a year of data retention against five on Pro, and the AI SEO writer produces drafts that still need an editor. It's a product of a small company, Kites.Dev LLC in Sheridan, Wyoming, so the track record is shorter than the incumbents it's compared with.

Access is freemium. The free plan covers one website, 5,000 monthly events, the real-time dashboard, a year of data retention, AI growth suggestions and the SEO article writer, with no credit card required. Pro starts at $9 a month for up to 10,000 events and scales by traffic volume into the millions of events, adding up to 30 websites and team members, five years of retention, the growth action agent with 24/7 monitoring, live triggers and session replays. Billing is monthly with no contract, annual billing gives two months free, and Pro plans carry a 15-day money-back guarantee. Support is reachable at support@growtics.io, and the docs hub covers the API reference and the MCP setup guide.