UPDATED: 4/11/09.
- Google Analytics – Google’s free Web traffic analysis tool.
- Yahoo! Web Analytics – will be made available to a wide range of Yahoo!’s customers, partners, developers and advertisers in stages throughout the rest of 2008 and into 2009.
- Yahoo Site Explorer
- MyBlogLog – Social network for blogs that also offers click-behavior analytics.
- Quantcast – Free stats for site owners, online media planning tool for advertisers.
- Clicky – Free comprehensive stats and some real-time analysis.
- ClickTale – Actually records site visitors’ behavior, then replays it for you. Kicks butt! Free and for-fee versions.
- whos.among.us – Free stats widget; no registration required.
- Enquisite – For fee; focused on search analytics for search marketers.
- Crazy Egg – Pricing starts at $9/month but service includes heat maps!
- 103bees – Focused on search analytics; for fee.
- StatCounter – Free and for-fee versions.
- Piwiki – Open source Web analytics built on PHP and MySQL.
- AWStats – Open source Web analytics.
- FeedBurner – RSS Subscriber analytics
- reinvigorate – Heat maps and user-initiated event tracking.
- iWebTrack – Free and for-fee versions.
- VisiStat – Full-featured, for-fee analytics service that includes ability to add custom notes to your reports to highlight/explain key events as well as an API for developers to access raw data for building custom reports.
- WebTrends Analytics – Enterprise Web analytics.
- Omniture Online Analytics – Enterprise Web analytics.
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VisiStat?
Very happy to see you’ve included VisiStat on the list! It’s fantastic and too often overlooked on lists like these; I’ve used it from the beginning, and can’t imagine not checking my favorite reports every morning…afternoon…and evening
(Kind of addictive!)
Great summary, thanks. See also this list of the Top 10 Analytics Tools: http://www.digitalvinci.com/dv/post/Top-10-Web-Analytics-Tools-%28That-Are-Not-Google%29.aspx
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