Now in open beta
Website analytics that stay simple
Embaze tracks pageviews, referrers, top pages and custom events in one clean dashboard — from a lightweight script that sets no cookies and collects no personal data.
Everything included
Everything you need to read your traffic
Visitors, sources, pages, devices and events — no sampling and no upgrade prompt to see your own numbers.
One script tag to install
Paste a single line into your site's head. No SDK, no build step, no configuration to get your first pageview.
Cookie-free tracking
No cookies and no cross-site identifiers, so there's nothing to hide behind a consent banner.
Live traffic dashboard
Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate and time on site over any date range, updating as traffic comes in.
Custom events and goals
Log signups, checkouts or button clicks with one function call and break them down by page or source.
Sources, pages and geography
See top pages, referrers, UTM campaigns, countries, browsers and devices side by side.
Your data, exportable
Every site's data lives in your workspace. Export it as CSV whenever you want — nothing is resold.
Set up in under a minute
Add one script tag to your site. Embaze starts collecting right away and your dashboard fills in as visitors arrive — no SDK, no build step.
- Works with any framework or static site
- Track custom events with a single function call
- No cookies, so no consent banner to maintain
<script
defer
src="https://embaze.com/api/public/embaze?site=YOUR_SITE_KEY"
></script>
// track anything
embaze("signup", { plan: "pro" })Your real tag (with your own site key) is generated for you after you add a website — this is exactly what it looks like.
Questions people actually ask
No. Embaze sets no cookies and never builds a cross-session profile of a visitor, which is the standard basis privacy-first analytics tools rely on to skip a consent banner under GDPR/ePrivacy. That's common practice for this category of tool, not a compliance guarantee for your specific site — check with your own counsel if you're unsure.
Possibly, over time. The script loads from Embaze's own domain, which is still a third-party request from your site's point of view — blocklists that specifically target known analytics domains could eventually catch it, the same way they eventually catch any hosted analytics tool.
Yes. The script detects URL changes after the initial load and logs a new pageview automatically, with no router integration required.
From a hash of your IP, browser and the current date, rotated daily and never stored in the browser — so the same person visiting on two different days is counted twice over a multi-day range. It's the direct tradeoff for not tracking anyone across days. Full breakdown in the blog below.
Not yet — Embaze currently runs as a single hosted product, not a self-hostable package.
From the blog