Compare Modovisa

The short version

Modovisa is built around live visitor context and campaign ROAS: who is on the site now, the path they took, and which spend produced them. Privacy-first tools like Plausible and Fathom are built around simple aggregate charts. Replay tools like Clarity are built for UX research. Those are different jobs, and the right answer depends on which one you have.

Pick by what you need

If you need individual live sessions and first-party attribution, Modovisa fits. If you only need clean traffic charts with minimal setup, a privacy-first aggregate tool is lighter. If you need free heatmaps at large scale, Clarity is hard to beat on price.

• vs Plausible — live individual visitors and ROAS versus aggregate simplicity
• vs Google Analytics — real-time journeys without GA4's setup and learning curve
• vs Fathom — attribution depth versus minimal privacy-first reporting
• vs Clicky — similar real-time philosophy, different campaign tooling
• vs Microsoft Clarity — replay plus attribution in one workspace

What we will not claim

Modovisa is not open source, and it is not the lightest possible script if all you want is a page-view counter. It also does not include free unlimited heatmaps. Where a competitor is the better answer, these pages say so.

Plans and limits

Free is $0 for 1,000 events a month on one site with 30 days of history. Standard is $14.99 for 25,000 events, Growth $29.99 for 100,000, and Pro Lite $49.99 and up for 250,000+ — paid plans include unlimited sites and unlimited retention.

Frequently asked questions

Is Modovisa a Google Analytics alternative?

Yes — a real-time, privacy-friendly one focused on live visitors, page journeys and campaign ROAS rather than GA4's reporting breadth.

Can I run Modovisa alongside my current analytics?

Yes, and most teams do at first. The scripts are independent, so you can compare numbers before committing.