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You add one script tag to your site's HTML, Lomen generates it for you with your domain already filled in. There is no API key to create, no package to install and no build step. Remove the tag and collection stops immediately.

Yes. Lomen AI is a chat next to your dashboard: ask about your traffic in plain words, and it answers from your pageviews, pages, sources and devices, with the figures it used and a confidence level. Lomen calculates every number from your own data; the language model, Google Gemini, only writes the sentences around them. The free beta includes three AI insights a month.

It can be, if what you need is a clear picture of your website traffic. Lomen covers the core website metrics, pageviews, unique visitors, top pages, sources, countries and devices, from a script that sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses, and adds an AI you can ask about those numbers. It is deliberately narrower than Google Analytics: there is no custom event tracking, no funnels and no advertising integrations, so if you rely on those, Lomen is not a like-for-like replacement.

The website, the dashboard and the summary emails are available in English, Swedish, German, Spanish and French.

No cookies. By default the script stores nothing in the visitor's browser: a returning visitor is counted once a day from an anonymous key that changes daily, and we never store visitor IP addresses. There is no cross-site identifier. If you want returning visitors recognised across days, you can opt in to a random token in browser storage; whether that needs a consent notice is a question for your own legal rules.

Pageviews, visits, unique visitors, entry and exit pages, sources and traffic sources, country, device, browser, operating system, and campaign tags if your links carry them. Nothing that identifies an individual visitor, and no sampling, every pageview your script reports is counted.

Yes. Under Settings → Connections, connect Stripe, Shopify, Lemon Squeezy, Polar or Paystack, as many as you use. Your income appears as a green line on the visitor chart, every provider added together, and what you've earned today sits at the top of the dashboard. Lomen asks for read-only access wherever the provider offers it, encrypts every key before it is stored, and only ever reads.

Nothing right now. Lomen is in a free beta, and every account gets the full dashboard at no cost, with three AI insights a month. Paid plans will come later, and what stays free may change when they do. Nobody is charged unless they choose a paid plan themselves.

It is a small, deferred script served from the edge, and it makes one request when a page is viewed. It never blocks rendering, and it does nothing else on your page.

No. Signing up only needs an email address, and no card is asked for. The beta is free, but it will not last forever: paid plans come later, and you only pay if you pick one.

Some, yes. Like every analytics script, Lomen can be blocked by ad blockers and privacy extensions, so visitors who use them may not be counted. Lomen does not try to get around those tools. Treat the numbers as a reliable trend rather than an exact headcount.