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Web Analytics.Traffic and performance, one tool.
fastmon Analytics is the exploration layer on the same beacons that measure your Web Vitals. Who is on the site, where they came from, which pages get viewed, which errors fire. No cookies*, country only, hosted in the EU.
What is fastmon Analytics?
The same data, a different question.
Analytics is the exploration layer on top of everything your beacons already collect. The Web Vitals dashboard asks how fast the site is; Analytics asks what is happening on it. Same data, different question, one script tag.
So your traffic and your performance live in one place. You do not bolt a second tool onto the page and you do not reconcile two dashboards at the end of the month. Who visited, and how fast it was for them, sit side by side.
And it counts the way the rest of fastmon works: no cookies* in the default mode, the country derived from the IP at the edge, the IP itself gone before any code sees it. Analytics is in beta, so layout and metrics may still change, but the privacy model does not.
Live and headline metrics
Who is on the site, and how many.
Three headline metrics, Unique Visitors, Pageviews and Views per Visit, each with its trend against the previous period. Plus the visitors in the last five minutes, expandable to a per-minute chart. Break any of it down by source, page, location or device.
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Unique Visitors
1,284
Pageviews
3,902
Sources
- google / cpcgclid412
- facebook / paid233
- (direct)301
- newsletter / email188
Breakdowns
Four ways to read your traffic.
Every metric drills down through four breakdown panels, each with its own sub-tabs.
Sources
Channel vs UTM source: where traffic comes from, from direct visits to individual paid campaigns.
Pages
Which pages get viewed, with a most-viewed, best and worst toggle so slow pages surface next to popular ones.
Locations
By country, 2-letter ISO, derived at the edge from the IP. No city, no region, no raw IP stored.
Devices
Browser vs OS, device type, connection and viewport, all as buckets rather than exact fingerprints.
Campaign attribution
Full UTM coverage, the click value stays out.
fastmon reads the campaign tags on your own outbound URLs: the full UTM set, plus which ad platform sent the click. The click-ID value itself is intentionally discarded, so paid traffic ties back to the campaign, never to the individual.
- utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content, each capped at 64 characters
- The click-ID label (for example gclid) is detected; the click-ID value itself is dropped
- Break traffic down by source, medium and campaign
- No cross-site tracking and no per-person profiles anywhere in it
# read from your own outbound campaign URLutm_source = "google"utm_medium = "cpc"utm_campaign = "spring_sale"click_id_param = "gclid" # the label only, capped 64 chars # the click-ID value (Cj0KCQ...) is discarded
fastmon vs GA4
Why teams switch from GA4.
A privacy-first analytics tool from the EU, sitting right next to the performance data GA4 never had.
| fastmon | Google Analytics 4 | |
|---|---|---|
| No cookies* in the default mode | ||
| Hosted in the EU, no US jurisdiction | ||
| Core Web Vitals in the same tooltraffic and performance together | ||
| Unsampled data | ||
| Raw data retention | 90 days default, up to 13 months (Enterprise) | 14 months (standard) |
GA4 behavior depends on configuration; the comparison reflects typical defaults. fastmon Analytics is in beta. As of 14 July 2026: list prices / typical configuration; individual terms may differ.
FAQ
Web Analytics, answered.
The questions people ask before they switch.
Is fastmon Analytics a replacement for Google Analytics?
For most sites, yes: it covers visitors, sources, pages, locations, devices and campaigns, next to your performance data. What it deliberately does not do is funnels as a report, conversion goals, custom events, A/B testing or session replay. It is also in beta, so layout and metrics may still change.
Do you count visitors without cookies?
Yes. fastmon sets no cookies* in the default mode. Unique visitors are counted from a short pseudonymous signal computed at the edge (an HMAC with a salt that rotates every 24 hours and never leaves edge memory), scoped per domain and bounded to about 24 hours. More detail on the EU and privacy page.
Which metrics do I get?
Three headline metrics, Unique Visitors, Pageviews and Views per Visit, each with its trend; current visitors in the last five minutes; visitor-level metrics like visit duration, pages per visit and error count; and error rate over time. Breakdowns cover Sources, Pages, Locations and Devices.
Do you track gclid and fbclid?
fastmon captures the UTM tags on your outbound URLs and detects which ad platform sent a click (the click-ID label, for example gclid). The click-ID value itself is discarded, so you get campaign attribution without storing a per-person identifier. fbclid is not a value we retain.
Can I see performance and traffic together?
Yes, that is the point. Analytics and Web Vitals run on the same beacons and the same query API. The Explorer even ships presets that mix traffic and performance, from Core Web Vitals to errors and backend timing.
Where is the data stored?
Exclusively in the EU, on infrastructure operated in Germany, with no US-owned sub-processor in the data path. No cookies*, country only, and a 90-day default retention that you can configure per site. More on the EU and privacy page.
Analytics without cookies*,
without long-term profiles.
Traffic and campaigns without tracking: read-only by default, no cookies*, no long-lived identifiers.
Light
€29/month
200,000 pageviews included.
Need debugging and all features? Standard from €99 for 1M pageviews. Enterprise on request. See all plans