Analytics without cookies or creepiness
try48 counts visitors without setting cookies or storing IP addresses, so you get the numbers you need while your visitors keep their privacy.
No cookies by default
Visitors are counted with a hash of their IP address and browser, keyed with a random value that changes every day and is deleted the day after. Old hashes can't be traced back to anyone, and IP addresses are never stored.
Many sites run try48 without a cookie banner. Check the rules that apply where you and your visitors are.
Respectful by design
The script honours Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control, strips query strings except campaign tags, and never reads the content of your pages. Visit data is deleted automatically after 25 months.
First-party cookies when you need them
If you want to follow customers across several days, for example to attribute a subscription that starts a week after the first visit, switch a site to first-party cookie mode. It uses your own domain, never shares data with third parties, and you decide whether to ask for consent.
Small and fast
The tracking script is about 3.5 KB compressed and loads without blocking your page. It can also be served from your own domain.
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