What is cookieless analytics?

Cookieless analytics counts your traffic without storing a cookie or any personal data, so there is no consent banner to show. You trade cross-session identity for privacy and speed.

How we count without a cookie.

Each visit is mixed with a daily rotating salt and turned into an anonymous hash. It is enough to deduplicate within a day and useless after midnight, so no one can be followed.

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The short version of cookieless.

No cookie

Nothing is stored in the browser.

No personal data

Visitors are counted, not identified.

No banner

Nothing to consent to, nothing to maintain.

Still useful

Sources, pages, funnels, and revenue, intact.

Why there is no banner.

A consent banner exists to ask permission to store personal data. Mrkr stores none in its default mode, so in the EU, UK, and California there is nothing to ask.

Cookieless analytics, explained.

Is it accurate?

Yes. Visits are deduped at the edge and bots are filtered before counting.

Do I still need a banner?

No. With no cookie and no personal data, there is nothing to consent to.

What do I give up?

Cross-session identity. You can switch on cookie mode per site if you need it.

Your first visitor is already here.

Drop in the script and watch them land. It takes about a minute.