Your Google Analytics alternative

GDPR compliant web analytics without cookies!

Analysis and evaluation of the visitor statistics of your website - very simple and 100% GDPR compliant.
Trackboxx - Visitor tracking Made in Germany.

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Website analysis: simple and GDPR compliant

Trackboxx is a simple and effective way to record and analyze the visitors of your website. With Trackboxx, we offer you a web analytics solution that is GDPR compliant, does not require a content banner and, thanks to the clear dashboard, quickly and clearly shows what is happening on your website.

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Opt-in banner? Not necessary for the Trackboxx!

The Trackboxx works without cookies! In addition, we do not store any personal data! This means that you do not have to mention Trackboxx in any Consent Banner. If you do not use any other program that collects personal data, you can completely disable the opt-in option.

Easy to understand Web Analytics

The Trackboxx is a quickly understandable tool that makes it easy for you to track what exactly is happening on your website. Even though our motto is "simplicity is king", it is still possible to create more complex analyses with Trackboxx. The software is based on a modern and high-performance solution, which is able to process billions of page views due to our server architecture and our worldwide CDN network.

Which data can you evaluate with Trackboxx

Visitor Numbers

Page Views

Average Time

Bounce Rate

Live Visitors

Browser language

Devices

Country

Source

UTM Tracking

Conversion

Keywords

Easy To Use

The Trackboxx shows you simply and clearly what is happening on your website. Even complex analysis are no problem.

Top Performance

Our tracking script has been developed and programmed so that it does not affect or slow down your website at any time.

Worldwide CDN

Through our worldwide CDN, we ensure that the tracking script is always delivered quickly and effectively.

For The Future

Our team will actively develop the Trackboxx further and provide many new and helpful features for you.

No Tracking Gaps

Because you don't have to provide an opt-in/out option to proactively track users, there are no tracking gaps like there are with "classic" tools like Google Analytics. 

Support

Do you have questions, suggestions or are you interested in a special feature? Then contact us. We will be happy to help you and offer you individual support.

Customer Feedback

adriano-pierobon

With the Trackboxx we finally have a possibility to monitor and evaluate our visitor numbers without the use of Google Analytics - and this 100% compliant with data protection and without an annoying cookie box. The perfect solution for us. 

Adriano Pierobon

Managing Director Humanis GmbH

marco-nuerminger

Finally a web analysis where you can quickly and clearly see what is happening on your website - for us this is the perfect alternative to Google Analytics.

Marco Nürminger

Nürminger Immo & Konzept GmbH

mueller-myanmar

We need a meaningful overview of how our website is developing. With the Trackboxx solution it is easy for us to keep track and to check the most important key figures daily.

Klaus-Dieter Müller

Golden Clover - Reisen-Myanmar.net

FAQ

Tracking without Cookies with Trackboxx: Why actually?

"Why should I spend money on a Webtracking-Tool when Google Analytics is completely free and there are some Open-Source-Solutions Available?" As obvious as this question is, so is the answer: Google Analytics and other Visitor-Trackers use cookies, store and process personal data. The data giant from Silicon Valley uses this data, for example, to optimize the provision of its own services, such as advertising. What is not necessarily tragic per se, however, requires website operators (publishers) to inform their users that Google (or another provider like Piwik / Matomo) collects and evaluates this personal data and provides it directly or indirectly to advertising partners.

GDPR: No Cookie-Tracking without consent

According to the GDPR, compliance with which is now strictly followed up by the authorities (there are severe penalties for violations!), website visitors must clearly express their consent if a website uses cookies to track user behavior or processes personal data in any way.

This is usually done via a so-called Consent Banner. This indicates the processing of personal data and ensures the publisher the consent of the user via an Opt-in Button.

Cookie-Consent Banner? Save yourself the trouble.

Our website visitor tracking tool Trackboxx does not use cookies and is therefore more than just a Google Analytics or Piwik / Matomo alternative. No personal data is stored. In principle, you can do without a Consent Banner - provided, of course, that you do not use any other services that store personal data.

Your website visitors are spared the often annoying Opt-In process and are instead taken immediately and without delay to your online offer. We are sure that this is a clear competitive advantage.

What are Cookies anyway and what are the dangers?

A Cookie - by this is meant an HTTP-Cookie - is a text information. This can be stored in the browser of the respective end device with which an Internet user surfs on a website. For this purpose, this text information is either generated via a JavaScript in the browser or transmitted to the browser by the respective web server.

The aim of the Cookie: If a user visits a website again, the cookie information can be read out directly or sent to the web server via a script. For example, websites identify the website visitor, save logins and secure shopping baskets at online stores.

Necessary and non-necessary (Third-Party) Cookies

Some cookies are therefore necessary to ensure the function of a website. This is often referred to as necessary cookies.

However, there are also non-essential cookies. In particular, tracking and advertising cookies: i.e., third-party cookies that, from a purely technical point of view, are not required for the functioning of the website, but are used for retargeting or provided for advertising partners via Google Analytics or affiliate programs, for example.

What does the EU Cookie Directive say?

However, according to Cookie Directive of the EU, necessary cookies may be active without the user's prior consent. However, the activation of non-essential cookies must be regulated via an opt-in procedure.

The ePrivacy Regulation (ePVO), which replaces the ePrivacy Directive and was already fulfilled in Germany by the Telemediengesetz (TMG) and Telekommunikationsgesetz (TKG) is likely to further tighten the GDPR.

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GDPR compliant tracking without cookies!