Pirsch alternative with funnels in every plan

Pirsch counts pageviews and custom events against the limit, which is how we count events, and adds 10 % of session extension requests on top. The two ladders compare directly, with nothing to convert.

Events a month	Datrika	Pirsch Plus
50,000	€6	$27Standard $12, tier of 100,000
100,000	€9	$27Standard $12
200,000	€15	$45Standard $18
500,000	€29	$99Standard $36
1,000,000	€49	$159Standard $54
2,000,000	€79	$299Standard $99, tier of 5,000,000

Verified on 14 August 2026, billed monthly; paying yearly gets you 2 months free on Pirsch. We compare against Plus because funnels live there, while every paid Datrika plan has them. Standard is cheaper and covers the everyday questions.

Against Plus we are roughly three times cheaper. Against Standard the gap is smaller and worth saying out loud: $12 is a fair price, and at a million events, where Standard costs $54 against our €49, the difference all but disappears once you convert the currencies. What Standard does not include is funnels, segmentation and A/B testing.

Pirsch has no tier at 50,000 or at 2,000,000 events. Above ten thousand it jumps to a hundred thousand, and above a million straight to five million, so both of those rows pay for the next tier up. Below 10,000 pageviews a month Pirsch has a $6 tier; on our side that volume is covered by the free plan up to 5,000 events and by the €6 plan above it. We quote both currencies the way each of us bills: euros on our side, dollars on theirs.

Datrika, any paid planAll of it included

• 1Goals and custom events.
• 2Funnels.
• 3Individual visitor journeys.
• 4Custom event properties.
• 5Shared dashboard links.
• 6999 team members.
• 7999 sites.
• 8Detailed data for 5 years.

Pirsch StandardFunnels and segmentation sit on Plus

• 1Goals and custom events.
• 2Session analysis.
• 3URL shortener, REST API and SDKs.
• 450 sites and unlimited data retention.

Plus adds funnels, segmentation, A/B testing, custom event metrics, ecommerce revenue tracking, teams, custom domains, custom themes and white labeling, and stops counting sites. So the moment you want to see where people drop out of the checkout, you pay more than twice as much.

On Datrika the only thing that changes between paid plans is how many events a month you measure. Sites, goals, funnels, shared links and team members are capped at 999 on all of them. That is an abuse ceiling rather than a marketing promise of no limits, and we raise it if you write to us.

Pirsch has no free plan. It offers a 30-day trial without a card, and then you decide.

Datrika is free up to 5,000 events a month with no time limit. A small site can stay on it for years. Goals, funnels, visitor journeys, shared links and team members belong to the paid plans.

We keep detailed data for 5 years on every plan, the free one included. On the free plan the reports let you pick the last 6 months and older data is only hidden. We do not delete it, and the whole history reappears once you move to a paid plan. Pirsch keeps data with no time limit, which is better.

• Data kept indefinitely. We keep detailed data for 5 years.
• History import. Pirsch imports stats from Google Analytics, Plausible and Fathom. We cannot import anything.
• Public API and SDKs. You can pull the numbers into your own tools. We have no public API yet.
• Open core. The Pirsch core is open source under AGPL v3 and you can run the proxy yourself, with the full service self-hosted on the Enterprise plan. We sell Datrika as a cloud service only.
• Agency plumbing. Segmentation, A/B testing, the URL shortener, custom domains and white labeling. If you resell dashboards under your own brand, we do not have it.
• Ready-made integrations. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Laravel, Astro, Google Tag Manager and more. With us you paste one line into the page.
• More interface languages. Pirsch runs in 8 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese. Datrika speaks Czech, English and Russian.

If you need a history import, a public API or white labeling for clients, Pirsch is the better choice.

We cannot import your Pirsch history yet. Export what you need before you switch Pirsch off.

1. 1Download the exportPirsch settings give you your stats as CSV. Your history is then in your own hands.
2. 2Add the Datrika lineLeave Pirsch running. Neither tool needs a cookie banner, so nothing changes for your visitors.
3. 3Measure with both for a monthCompare the numbers. Both of us count pageviews and custom events, so they should line up. Switch Pirsch off once you are happy.

• The Google Analytics alternatives overview compares eleven tools, Pirsch among them.
• The Plausible alternative covers the tool that keeps funnels on its Business plan.
• The Google Analytics alternative without a cookie banner covers the tool most people leave first.
• The Matomo alternative covers the tool that replaces GA4 feature for feature.
• When analytics does not need consent sets out the conditions for measuring without a banner.
• How we handle GDPR explains when analytics works without consent.