LinuxBCN Analytics for GoatCounter is a WordPress plugin that integrates the GoatCounter analytics service into a site. It provides a clean admin dashboard for viewing visits, pages, and device data while respecting privacy by using no cookies, collecting no personal data, and requiring no GDPR consent banner.
The plugin addresses the need for website analytics that avoid tracking users and the associated regulatory requirements. Its dashboard includes three tabs for temporal data with time series, top pages, and device breakdowns covering browsers, operating systems, and countries. Five selectable time periods are available: today, 7 days, 30 days, quarter of 90 days, and year of 365 days. An SVG bar chart displays visits per hour, day, week, or month according to the chosen period. Additional statistics cover day-of-week distribution with percentages and visit counts. The top pages view performs WordPress page title lookup and includes direct links.
GoatCounter itself is described as lightweight with a single async script that has zero performance impact. It is open source and privacy-respecting, remaining free for up to 100,000 pageviews per month. The plugin is delivered as a standard WordPress plugin available through the official plugin directory and developed by Joan Linux.
Installation follows the normal WordPress process for plugins. The tool belongs to the class of privacy-friendly analytics integrations for WordPress sites.
LinuxBCN Analytics for GoatCounter is a Business & Operations project. It focuses on implementing lightweight, privacy-compliant website analytics without cookies or GDPR banners on WordPress sites. LinuxBCN Analytics for GoatCounter is a B2B product aimed at wordPress site owners prioritizing privacy. It is available for free. It runs on the web, and it can be self-hosted.
Joan Linux builds and maintains LinuxBCN Analytics for GoatCounter, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include Analytics Dashboard, No Cookies, and Privacy Focused. The interface is available in English and Spanish. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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