Website analytics tools too complex and expensive for small teams
Founders and small teams need to understand website behavior but find mainstream analytics platforms like GA4 overly complex, requiring hours of report configuration to answer basic questions. Simpler alternatives exist but remain fragmented and often still require technical setup.
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