How Mitr compares
We built Mitr because we wanted GA4-style analytics without cookies or a consent banner — and a first-party Flutter SDK, which the popular privacy-first tools don't have. That doesn't make Mitr the right answer for everyone. These pages call out where each alternative is genuinely better, not just where Mitr wins.
Mitr vs Plausible
Both are cookie-free and privacy-first. Plausible is the more established web-only tool with no permanent free tier; Mitr adds a first-party Flutter SDK and a free tier that doesn't expire.
Mitr vs Umami
Umami is open-source and free to self-host forever, with a generous free Cloud tier. Mitr trades self-hosting for a managed service with native Flutter coverage.
Mitr vs Aptabase
Aptabase is the closest competitor for app analytics — broad SDK coverage, fully anonymous events. Mitr supports identify()-based analysis and Flutter Web where Aptabase's web coverage is script-based.
Mitr vs Fathom
Fathom is cookie-free like Mitr and bundles 50+ sites on every paid plan — great for agencies. It has no free tier and no Flutter SDK.
Mitr vs Simple Analytics
Simple Analytics has a genuinely free plan across 5 sites, with 1 month of history. Also cookie-free, also web-only, no self-hosting.
Mitr vs PostHog
A different kind of comparison — PostHog is a full product-analytics suite (replay, flags, experiments) with its own Flutter SDK, but isn't cookie-free by default the way Mitr is.
Mitr vs Firebase Analytics
Firebase Analytics is free and unlimited with official Flutter support, but typically needs a cookie consent flow in regulated regions. Mitr skips that requirement entirely.
Also see Mitr vs Google Analytics 4 for how we compare to the incumbent. Prices and limits for other products change independently of this site — verify current numbers on their own pricing pages before deciding.