Vireo vs Statable
Statable is hosted, cookieless analytics from the Netherlands, with data stored in the EU. Every plan has every feature and unlimited websites, including goals and funnels, custom events, UTM campaigns, a Google Analytics import, Search Console and an MCP integration, and only the monthly pageview allowance changes. A free WordPress plugin shows its stats inside wp-admin. It suits people who want a hosted dashboard that covers many sites and are happy to pay by pageviews.
- Vireo Analytics
- Free on WordPress.org. Pro from $60 for the first year on one site, then $100 a year.
- Statable
- No free plan; a 30-day trial with no card. The WordPress plugin is free. Paid from $9 a month (Unlimited sites, 10,000 pageviews).
- Checked
- , against Statable’s own pages, listed under Sources
Looking for a Statable alternative? Here’s how Vireo compares, including where Statable does more.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Vireo | Statable |
|---|---|---|
| Where visitor data is kept | Your WordPress database | Statable's servers, in the Netherlands1 |
| Counts without cookies | Free | Yes1 |
| Imports Google Analytics 4 history | Free, through the Analytics Data API | Yes1 |
| Imports other analytics tools | Free, 8 tools | Not listed |
| Search Console searches | Free, per post | Yes1 |
| AI assistants as a traffic source | Free | Yes1 |
| AI crawler fetches against readers sent | Free | Not listed |
| Real-time visitors | Pro | Yes1 |
| Individual visitor journeys | No | Not listed |
| Custom events and form submissions | Free | Yes1 |
| Goals and funnels | Pro | Goals and funnels1 |
| UTM campaigns | Pro | Yes1 |
| Store revenue by source | Pro, WooCommerce, EDD, FluentCart, Freemius | Not listed |
| Email reports | Free, weekly | Not listed |
| Shareable dashboard links | Pro | Not listed |
| Heatmaps | No | Not listed |
| Core Web Vitals | Free, from real visitors | Not listed |
| AI assistants can read your stats | Free, over MCP | Yes1 |
| Headless front ends | Free, one front end | Not listed |
Free and Pro mark which Vireo edition has a feature. Not listed means we didn’t find it on Statable’s pricing page, feature pages, docs or WordPress.org readme in October 2026. Numbers link to the sources below.
Prices, first year and renewal
Vireo
| Plan | First year | Renewal |
|---|---|---|
| Free pluginAny number of sites | $0 | $0 |
| Pro1 site | $60 | $100 |
| Pro5 sites | $108 | $180 |
| Pro25 sites | $210 | $350 |
| ProUnlimited sites | $300 | $500 |
Yearly, in USD. The first-year price has the launch discount; renewals are at the full price. 30-day money-back guarantee. Vireo pricing.
Statable
| Plan | First year | Renewal |
|---|---|---|
| 10KUnlimited sites, 10,000 pageviews | $9 a month | $9 a month |
| 100KUnlimited sites, 100,000 pageviews | $19 a month | $19 a month |
No free plan; a 30-day trial with no card. The WordPress plugin is free. In USD. Every plan has every feature; the price rises with monthly pageviews and custom events, up to $169 a month at 10 million. Yearly billing is cheaper: $84 a year for the smallest plan. Source 2.
Where Vireo is ahead
- The free plugin has no pageview limit, and the data stays in your WordPress database.
- Search Console searches per post, matched to your posts, and a Popular posts block from the same counts.
- AI crawler fetches against the readers AI assistants send.
- Store revenue traced to the landing page and source from the store itself, with refunds taken off.
Where Statable is ahead
- Unlimited websites on every plan, WordPress or not.
- Nothing runs on your server.
- Data kept for as long as you keep the account.
- Filters and saved segments on every plan.
Switching from Statable
Vireo has no Statable importer, so its charts start on the day you install it. If the site also ran Google Analytics 4, Vireo can import that history. Install Vireo next to Statable, let both run while you compare, then turn Statable off when you’re ready.
Read the Statable switching guide
Questions
- Is Vireo Analytics a good Statable alternative?
- For most WordPress sites, yes. Vireo counts without cookies, keeps visitor data in your WordPress database and is free on WordPress.org. Statable is the better pick if you run several sites, WordPress or not, and want one hosted dashboard with every feature on every plan.
- How does Vireo’s price compare with Statable’s?
- The Vireo plugin is free. Vireo Pro costs $60 for the first year on one site and $100 a year after that. Statable’s 10K plan (Unlimited sites, 10,000 pageviews) costs $9 a month. No free plan; a 30-day trial with no card. The WordPress plugin is free.
- Can I move from Statable to Vireo and keep my history?
- Vireo has no Statable importer, so its charts start on the day you install it. If the site also ran Google Analytics 4, Vireo can import that history. The Statable switching guide has the steps.
Sources
- Statable, checked October 2026
- Statable pricing, checked October 2026
- Statable Analytics on WordPress.org, checked October 2026
Vireo’s column is the released free plugin, version 0.23.0, and Vireo Pro, read from their code and readmes. Statable is a trademark of its owner. Prices and features change, so check Statable’s own pages before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.
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Vireo Analytics is free on WordPress.org. It runs alongside Statable, so you can compare the numbers before you switch.
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