Documentation
Documentation
Install it. Check your numbers. Dig deeper only when you need to.
Everything here is public. Start with installation and stop when it works. If you’re evaluating Feasible, read the metric definitions and privacy docs.
Shorter answers to common questions live in the help center. The feature list is on features, and what it costs is on pricing.
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Installation
One script tag on every page you want counted, and four ways to tell whether it's working.
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Integrations
WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, Webflow, Squarespace and Tag Manager - plus the one step each platform hides.
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Script options
Every data- attribute on the tracking script, what happens at each limit, and the gotcha that costs people an afternoon.
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Proxying
Serve the tracking script and the events endpoint from your own domain, with working Caddy and nginx configs.
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The dashboard
Every report on the one screen, filters that live in the URL, comparison, realtime and the keyboard shortcuts.
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Metric definitions
What every Feasible metric means, with the arithmetic behind four results that surprise people in every analytics product.
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Goals and funnels
Three kinds of goal, funnels of two to eight steps, revenue attribution, and why goals never backfill.
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Custom properties
Attach your own key-value data to events, pick the right scope, and aggregate numeric properties with sum, avg and percentiles.
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Excluding traffic
Block traffic by IP, country, page or hostname, and merge URLs that are really one page with path cleaning.
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Import and export
Bring history in from CSV, and take everything out in one ZIP - including every raw event, in every plan.
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The APIs
Send events, read numbers back with one query endpoint, manage sites and goals. One bearer key, in every plan.
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Webhooks
HMAC-signed webhook deliveries with a rotatable secret, a delivery log and manual redelivery. Seven event types.
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The MCP server
A built-in Model Context Protocol server so an AI assistant can read your analytics, over streamable HTTP or stdio.
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SDKs and plugins
Five dependency-free server-side SDKs, an npm browser loader, a WordPress plugin, a GTM template and a Looker Studio connector.
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Self-hosting
Run Feasible yourself: one Go binary, one directory of SQLite files, every feature, no billing, AGPL-3.0-or-later.
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Privacy and GDPR
No cookies, no IP written to disk, and a daily-rotating visitor hash - plus why we call it pseudonymous rather than anonymous.
Reading is optional. Setup takes five minutes.
No credit card. $9.99 a month or $99 a year when the trial ends. Cancel any time.