Amami

Amami's standout feature is that analytics run through the Model Context Protocol. Supported clients such as Codex, Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf can discover authorized websites, pull stats, and analyze trends through conversation. You ask a plain question, and the assistant queries pageviews, referrers, and sessions on your behalf. No dashboard required. Setup is a single prompt that loads the maintained installation guide.

The tracking script is cookie-free and stays under 2KB, which keeps page weight low and sidesteps the usual cookie-consent tangle. Amami markets this as cookie-free analytics and a GDPR-ready analytics setup, and the pitch holds up. Because no cookie identifiers are set, the privacy story is easier to explain to visitors. That doesn't make you automatically compliant, but it removes a common source of banner overhead.

MCP access starts read-only, so an assistant can read your numbers but can't create websites or change tracking without permission. Write tools require an explicit opt-in. Browser authorization keeps login and registration credentials out of the chat entirely, which is a sensible default when you're handing an AI agent access to your data. Good call.

You still get the fundamentals: visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, and session time for any date range, plus a real-time dashboard. Trends break down by minute, hour, day, or month. Performance rankings cover pages, referrers, countries, devices, events, and UTM campaigns. Nothing exotic here. It's the baseline you'd expect, done cleanly.

Beyond raw traffic, Amami tracks goals and multi-step conversion paths so you can see where people drop off. Session replays are included on every tier, from 50 per month on Free up to unlimited on the Team plan. When a number looks off, that's your next move. Watch a real session and see what actually happened.

Every cloud plan includes both API and MCP access, and the differences come down to usage, speed, retention, and advanced capabilities. Free targets 50 MCP calls per day and 10 API requests per minute. Starter raises that to 500 and 60. Pro and above target unlimited MCP calls. Automating heavily? Pick your tier accordingly.

Free gives you 100K events per month and 7-day retention. Starter jumps to 500K events and 6 months. Pro goes to 1M events and 24 months. Team reaches 5M events with unlimited retention, and Enterprise starts at 20M+ events with custom everything. The retention jump alone is reason to move up once you need historical comparisons.

Amami labels not-yet-shipped features as published targets rather than pretending they exist. CSV export, JSON export, webhooks, Slack alerts, AI anomaly detection, and SSO/SAML carry that label. Honest, yes. But it also means you should check the pricing page before relying on any specific capability.