VisitorPing vs Simple Analytics
Simple Analytics does what its name says: one page of numbers, no cookies, EU-hosted, nothing to configure. It is a good product and it is not trying to do what we do.
What Simple Analytics does better
- • Genuinely simple, which is rarer than it sounds and hard to keep.
- • Cookie-free and EU-hosted, which removes the consent banner question for many sites.
- • Nothing to set up beyond adding the script.
Where VisitorPing may fit your workflow
- • Individual visits as they happen rather than daily totals.
- • An alert that finds you, rather than a page you visit.
- • SEO analysis from your Search Console data.
What should I verify before choosing?
Use this comparison to shortlist tools, then check the linked vendor documentation and try your own installation. Features and plans change. VisitorPing’s Starter plan includes basic visitor alerts; hot-lead rules, company network estimates and live chat require Pro or Agency. Slack, Discord and Telegram delivery requires Agency and a configured channel.
Network estimates do not identify individual people or prove their employer. Browser tracking can miss blocked scripts and unconsented visits. Tagged-link conversions require configured events and cannot establish every customer journey.
Current VisitorPing pricing and limitsSide by side
| Aspect | Simple Analytics | VisitorPing |
|---|---|---|
| Reporting | One page of aggregates | Per visit, live |
| How you learn about a visit | You open it | It tells you |
| Cookies | None | Depends on your configuration |
Which should you use
Simple Analytics if you want numbers you will actually read. Us if the numbers were never the problem.
Last checked 2026-08-29. We do not quote prices for Simple Analytics here, because a price we copied once goes out of date and then misleads you — check theirs directly . If anything here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Find what is costing you search clicks, then watch the fix work.
VisitorPing reads your own Search Console data for the pages losing clicks, then rings your phone the moment someone lands on your website.