Databuddy

Databuddy integrates with agents over MCP, allowing queries about traffic, funnels, and session replays from Claude Code or Cursor, with goal, flag, and link setup upon approval.

Databuddy provides brand assets, including logo usage guidelines, color palette, typography, and downloadable official logos and graphic assets.

Users can install Databuddy on any site, track custom events, funnels, and goals, and connect Claude or Cursor to their data via MCP using SDKs and REST API.

Startups founded in the last 5 years that raised less than $5M get 30% off any Databuddy plan for a year, from product analytics to Databunny.

Practical guides on product analytics, event tracking, funnels, cookieless measurement, GDPR, and Core Web Vitals from the Databuddy team.

The page explains how to migrate from Google Analytics 4 to Databuddy, including event mapping, tracking checks, and rollback options. It also addresses discrepancies in analytics counts.

Plan a Matomo migration around report exports, event mapping, tracking verification, cutover, and rollback without assuming historical data imports.

Preserve Plausible reports, map goals to verified events, and cut over to Databuddy with a clear archive, acceptance checks, and rollback plan.

The company is hiring a Founding Engineer and an SDR to develop privacy-focused analytics on a small, remote team.

The tool estimates the impact of missing visits on revenue attribution by adjusting traffic, measurement coverage, conversion rates, and order values based on user assumptions.

Databunny analyzes product analytics at a lower cost than hiring a data analyst, with Business and Scale plans offering 100 and 250 investigations per month, respectively. Analytics alone starts free with 10,000 events and 10 AI credits.

Side-by-side comparisons of Databuddy with Google Analytics, PostHog, Plausible, Mixpanel, Umami, and more: features, pricing, and when to pick each one.

Databuddy vs Fathom: both are cookieless, with conversion goals and CSV exports. Databuddy adds a multi-step funnel builder and a Free plan with 10,000 events.

Databuddy vs GA4: cookieless analytics with funnels and goals, an AI analyst that shows its query, and uptime and feature flags built in, free up to 10,000 events a month.

Databuddy vs Plausible: both are cookieless, with funnels and custom properties. Databuddy also links events to identified-user profiles.

Databuddy provides product analytics for startups, featuring an AI analyst, uptime monitoring, feature flags, and short links.

The company created Databuddy to offer user-respecting analytics that connects context and answers in plain language, without unnecessary complexity or cookie-related practices.

Databuddy displays its own analytics for databuddy.cc, including visitor data, sources, pages, audience metrics, Web Vitals, funnels, goals, and a live visitor map—no signup required.

Databuddy tracks visitors, events, funnels, and goals without cookies. Its built-in AI analyst, Databunny, answers queries about data, with free usage up to 10,000 events.

Guides for GDPR and privacy regulation compliance with Databuddy

The page describes how data flows through the system, what is collected, processing methods, and privacy protections for visitors.

The company’s data processing agreement under GDPR Article 28 covers its role as a data processor for analytics services.

Guides for privacy-first, cookieless analytics with Databuddy

The page outlines the terms governing use of Databuddy’s analytics platform.