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Lomen vs Plausible
Two cookie-free analytics tools with different jobs. Here is where each one is the better pick, as plainly as we can put it.
Plausible is a mature, open-source, privacy-friendly analytics tool hosted in the EU, with goals, funnels and revenue attribution. Lomen is newer and deliberately narrower: the same cookie-free counting, plus AI that tells you in plain words what changed and your income drawn next to your visitors.
- Lomen is the better pick
- 4
- About even
- 2
- Plausible is the better pick
- 1
Visitors and income · last 30 days
Lomen AI
Sample answerWhy did I earn more last weekend?
Saturday had fewer visitors than your weekdays, but it was your best sales day of the month. Fewer people came, but more of them bought, so the quiet day on your traffic chart was not a quiet day for your income.
Written from the demo site's sample data. On your account it reads your own figures.
Compare Lomen alongside Plausible
- 1. Keep your Plausible setup as it is.
- 2. Add Lomen's one-line script beside it. Both count independently.
- 3. Compare for a week or two, then keep whichever answers your questions.
Plausible details come from plausible.io as of October 2026. "Not listed" means we could not find it there, not that it is missing. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, write to micromacka@outlook.com and we will correct it.
Choose Lomen if
- You want a written answer about what changed, not only charts to read
- You sell through Stripe, Shopify, Lemon Squeezy, Polar or Paystack and want income on the same chart as visitors
- You want to try it for free while it is in beta
Choose Plausible if
- You rely on goals, funnels or custom events
- You want open source, or to host your analytics yourself
- You need revenue attributed to specific goals
- You want a tool with years of track record behind it
See it on your own traffic
One script tag, about two minutes, free while Lomen is in beta. Or look around the live demo first.