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Google Analytics 4 vs Matomo

Compare with for 10 people.

Google Analytics 4
86%
match · $0/yr
Matomo
44%
match · $312/yr

Google Analytics 4 is the better fit.

It's free for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Google Analytics 4
Free
Smaller bill
Free to use$0.00
Per year
$0

Free; Analytics 360 is quote-based

Matomo
Cloud
Flat price, whole team$26.00
× 12 months$312.00
Per year
$2.60 per person / mo
$312

Choose a tool

Google Analytics 4

From FreeFree plan
G2 4.5 · 6,878 reviews

Businesses that buy Google Ads, measure apps and websites together, or need free analytics at large scale.

Matomo

From $26Free plan

Organisations that want Google Analytics-level depth with full control over where data lives, including public sector and regulated teams.

Side by side

Google Analytics 4Matomo
PricingFree; Analytics 360 via salesFree self-hosted; Cloud from $26/month
G2 Rating4.5 (6,878 reviews)Not yet verified
Best ForBusinesses that buy Google Ads, measure apps and websites together, or need free analytics at large scale.Organisations that want Google Analytics-level depth with full control over where data lives, including public sector and regulated teams.

Pros and cons

Google Analytics 4

Pros

  • Free for standard properties with no traffic-based price
  • Deepest reporting here, with Explorations and attribution
  • Native integrations with Google Ads and Google Marketing Platform
  • BigQuery export for warehouse analysis

Cons

  • Sets first-party cookies, so many sites run it behind a consent banner
  • Event-level retention of 2 or 14 months on standard properties
  • Steep learning curve for non-analysts

Matomo

Pros

  • Broadest feature set among the alternatives
  • Self-host anywhere or use EU Cloud hosting
  • No data sampling
  • Data can move between Cloud and On-Premise

Cons

  • Priced per hit, so events raise your tier
  • Self-hosting means you run maintenance and upgrades
  • On-Premise premium bundles are expensive

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