See revenue by source
Compare channels, campaigns, pages, referrers, and sessions by the money they create, not just by traffic volume.
Umami alternative
Umami alternative for SaaS revenue analytics
Umami is a good option when you want simple web analytics. Talivia takes the same lightweight instinct and points it at revenue: source, session, payment, and diagnostics.
Open-source direction$10/monthPaid sessions
Paid sessionsRevenue by source
Live attribution
Product preview placeholderPaid session view
Screenshot coming soon: source, entry page, activity, and payment in one place.
Plan$10per month after trial
EventsNo capNo event-count pricing
CodeOpenRepository link coming soon
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$13Why teams compare them
Open-source analytics should make revenue easier to inspect.
If you are comparing Umami alternatives, you probably care about simplicity and ownership. Talivia adds a founder-focused revenue workflow on top of that idea.
$10/month, no event-count pricing
Keep pricing predictable while your traffic grows instead of worrying about every pageview or custom event.
Paid-session inspection
Go from a chart to the exact paid session, then inspect the activity and payment context behind the conversion.
Try the simpler route
$10/month revenue analytics without event-count pricing
Start with one website and one payment connection, then decide if Talivia gives you the source-to-payment clarity you need.
Umami vs Talivia
Umami vs Talivia for revenue-focused teams
Umami is a clean analytics path when you want web metrics. Talivia is the sharper fit when the daily question is which session and source created a customer.
| Area | Umami | Talivia |
|---|---|---|
| Product philosophy | A simple analytics product for teams that want clean website metrics without a heavy dashboard. | A revenue attribution product for founders who want website analytics tied directly to payments. |
| Open source | A strong fit when open-source web analytics itself is the main requirement. | Open-source direction with a product surface centered on payment attribution and diagnostics. |
| Revenue workflow | Good when pageviews, events, referrers, and sessions are enough. | Built to connect referrer, campaign, landing page, visitor activity, and payment amount. |
| Payment diagnostics | Best when payment matching is handled somewhere else. | Highlights payments that were not attributed, so attribution gaps become visible. |
| Pricing | Best when its hosting and operations model matches your team. | $10/month after trial. No event-count pricing in the launch offer. |
| Best fit | Teams that need simple open-source website analytics. | Founders who need simple analytics and want revenue to be the first-class metric. |
Which should you choose?
Choose by workflow, not by feature count
Choose Talivia if...
- You want analytics that starts with revenue, not only traffic.
- You want a predictable $10/month launch price.
- You do not want event-count pricing to shape how much you track.
- You care about the exact session that paid, not only a channel aggregate.
- You want payment diagnostics to be visible in the analytics workflow.
Choose Umami if...
- Your main requirement is general open-source web analytics.
- You want simple traffic and event reporting without payment attribution.
- You already have your own way to connect traffic sources to revenue.
- You are comfortable managing the analytics workflow around website metrics first.
Migration path
Try Talivia beside your current analytics first
You do not have to rip anything out. Install Talivia on the same funnel, connect payment data, and compare how quickly you can answer source-to-payment questions.
Install Talivia on the same site
Keep Umami in place while you add Talivia to one website and the pages that drive signups or checkout traffic.
Connect payment events
Start with Stripe or the manual payment API so revenue can be matched to visitor and session context.
Compare paid sessions
Review recent payments, check whether source and entry page are attached, and inspect activity around each purchase.
Promote what converts
Use revenue by source, campaign, page, and session to decide which channels deserve more work.
FAQ
Umami alternative questions
What is the best Umami alternative for SaaS revenue analytics?
Talivia is a good Umami alternative when you want simple analytics with payment attribution, paid-session inspection, and source-level revenue reporting.
Why choose Talivia instead of Umami?
Choose Talivia when you need analytics to answer which source, page, and session generated a payment.
Can I run Talivia next to Umami?
Yes. You can keep Umami for existing web analytics and add Talivia to inspect paid-session attribution.
Is Talivia open source?
Talivia is moving with an open-source codebase. The public repository link is not wired into this page yet.
Does Talivia support Stripe?
Yes. Talivia supports Stripe payment tracking and a manual payment import path.
How much does Talivia cost?
Talivia is positioned around a simple $10/month launch plan after the trial.
Try the revenue-first Umami alternative
Talivia gives founders simple analytics, paid-session inspection, and payment diagnostics for one predictable monthly price.
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