Everything Mrkr measures.
One product, one script, and a page for each capability that says what it does and where it stops. Cookieless by default, with an optional cookie mode per site.
What does Mrkr do?
Mrkr is privacy-first web analytics with the product-analytics parts included: session replay, funnels, cohorts, revenue attribution, engagement, Core Web Vitals, realtime, campaign tracking, AI crawler reporting and bot filtering. It runs cookieless by default, so no consent banner is required for it, and a managed first-party proxy keeps the requests arriving.
Most tools in this category are a pageview counter with a privacy position. Most tools that do replay and funnels set cookies and need consent. The whole design here is to not make you choose.
- tracker script, doing all of the collection
- <6 kBtracker script, doing all of the collection
- consent banners required in the default cookieless mode
- 0consent banners required in the default cookieless mode
- AI and search crawlers recognised server side
- 32AI and search crawlers recognised server side
- layers of bot filtering, applied before anything is stored
- 9layers of bot filtering, applied before anything is stored
Understand your visitors.
Website visitor tracking
Every visit as a journey, with identities that rotate daily by default.
Session replay
Watch the visit back, with input masked in the browser before it is sent.
Engagement metrics
Scroll depth per page, and engaged time that stops when nobody is there.
Cohort analysis
Name a group once, then filter every view in the product by it.
Retention analysis
Stickiness, returning share, and a straight answer on what needs cookie mode.
Realtime analytics
A five-minute live window, refreshed every fifteen seconds.
Connect traffic to outcomes.
Funnel analysis
Per-step drop-off, and one click from the bar to the sessions that stalled.
Revenue attribution
One call at checkout, and every source carries a money column.
UTM tracking
Tagged links classified on arrival, then followed through to revenue.
Core Web Vitals monitoring
LCP, CLS, INP, TTFB and FCP from real visits, graded at p75, never billed.
Free UTM builder
Compose a tagged campaign link in the browser, with no account needed.
The live demo
Every view above, populated with real demo traffic, and no signup.
Keep the numbers honest.
Analytics without cookies
The daily-rotating salted hash that replaces the cookie, and what it costs.
Bot traffic filtering
Nine layers at ingest, and an aggregate of exactly what got caught.
Analytics adblockers do not block
A managed first-party proxy on your own subdomain, from one CNAME.
Server-side tracking
What Mrkr does on the server, and the parts it deliberately does not.
AI traffic and crawler tracking
Visitors from AI answers, and which of 32 crawlers fetched your pages.
Security and data handling
Where data lives, how long it is kept, and how to get it out.
One dashboard, not six tabs.
Traffic, sources, funnels, recordings and revenue are one dataset with one set of filters. Applying a cohort, a campaign or a country narrows all of them at once, which is what makes moving between them useful rather than a series of exports.
That also means one script and one bill instead of an analytics tool, a replay tool and a spreadsheet that reconciles them.
Open the whole thing
The live demo is the full dashboard on real demo traffic: replay, funnels, cohorts, revenue, engagement and realtime. No signup, no card, no cookies.
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What is included, and what is not.
A short, honest inventory. The right-hand column is the part most feature lists leave out.
| Capability | In Mrkr | The honest caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Session replay | Yes, on every paid plan | Not metered at all; retention follows your plan's window |
| Funnels | Yes, with drop-off inspection | Windows longer than a day need cookie mode |
| Cohorts | Yes, up to 8 conditions, materialized | No acquisition-cohort retention grid |
| Revenue attribution | Yes, per source and campaign | Last click within the session, no multi-touch model |
| Core Web Vitals | Yes, from real visits, never billed | Field data only, no synthetic runs and no alerting |
| AI crawler reporting | Yes, 32 crawlers, server side | Requires a one-line beacon from your edge or backend |
| First-party proxy | Yes, managed, from one CNAME | Does not help against blanket JavaScript blocking |
| Heatmaps | No | If heatmaps are the job, Hotjar or Clarity is the better tool |
| Server-side event API | No | There is no supported way to post events from a backend |
| Self-hosting | No | Proprietary and hosted. Data export is on request, not self-serve |
Questions, answered.
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- Pricing
Plans, included pageviews, retention windows and overage rates.
- Google Analytics alternatives
A roundup that names the tools that beat Mrkr at specific jobs.
- Mrkr vs Plausible
Two cookieless tools, with replay and revenue as the dividing line.
- Mrkr vs Hotjar
Replay and heatmaps compared, including what Hotjar does better.
- Install guide
One script tag, and the framework-specific variants.
- Documentation
Forty-plus pages covering tracking, analysis, configuration and billing.
Your first visitor is already here.
Drop in the script and watch them land. It takes about a minute.