"Google says it won’t use technologies that track individuals across multiple websites to sell ads"
*The announcement "doesn’t cover its ad tools and unique identifiers for mobile apps, just for websites"
"Brave buys a search engine, promises no tracking, no profiling – and may even offer a paid-for, no-ad version"
Brave is making some moves! I like it! 💪
https://www.theregister.com/2021/03/03/brave_buys_a_search_engine/
January was our best month by far for organic search traffic but we just beat that in 24 days of February. Thanks Google I guess 😅 #writeblogposts
After a month of trial, we're now HEY for Work subscribers.
It has solved the main problem we were looking to solve:
deal with customer support without forwarding emails or using chat.
Focus & Reply is my favorite feature. I stack all the emails and reply to them in one go.
Feels like @plausible growth is accelerating! 🤯
We've regularly shared our MRR numbers but I think after 10k we'll now keep it to more special milestones only.
Seems a bit too much to continue sharing every new 1k...
Main motivation for regularly posting our MRR was to show that you can grow a startup being open source, transparent, privacy-first and by only doing ethical marketing.
I hope we've inspired you to consider a similar path as it can be done! See you at perhaps 20k (hopefully)🤞
Added a bit more ❤️ to our home page to better showcase the progress we've made in terms of popularity and performance.
Perhaps more difficult for copycats to copy something like this?
Also not sure what magic my co-founder is doing to our server but the uptime is amazing and better than 9 months ago despite us counting tons more traffic now! 👏
Google algorithm gods now say that Plausible should rank on the first page for the word Plausible alongside the dictionaries #saasmilestone
We made it to 10k with @plausible! Took 15 days to go from 9 to 10k 🤯
All this with a privacy-first, open-source product and ethical marketing #itcanbedone
From $415 MRR in April to $9,116 MRR right now!
Let's see where we can take @plausible in the new year!
Nice to be featured in "9 stories about switching to an open source alternative in 2020" by Opensource.com
"Ditch your proprietary software for open source solutions"
https://opensource.com/article/20/12/open-source-alternatives
This traffic spike notification feature we introduced thanks to the Changelog team works well!
Escaping the adtech machine and making the web a bit more human friendly
Co-Founder Plausible Analytics, simple and privacy focused web analytics