Analytics · real estate agents · 2026
Best analytics
for real estate
Solo agents and small brokerages need lightweight tools that work on a phone between showings and don't require an admin to maintain.
Google Analytics
Free web analytics from Google.
Picked for real estate because it integrates with the rest of your stack.
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All 5 picks
- 1Free.
Google Analytics
Free web analytics from Google.
Picked for real estate because it integrates with the rest of your stack.
Pros
- Free
- Tight ad integration
- Scales to enterprise
Trade-offs
- GA4 is hard to learn
- Sampling on big datasets
- Privacy/GDPR friction
- 2From $9/mo for 10K pageviews.
Plausible
Simple, privacy-friendly analytics.
Picked for real estate because it light enough to adopt in a day and priced for small budgets.
Pros
- Cookieless
- GDPR-friendly
- Lightweight script
Trade-offs
- No event-level slicing
- 3Free self-hosted. Cloud from $20/mo.
Umami
Open-source analytics you can self-host.
Picked for real estate because it integrates with the rest of your stack.
Pros
- Open source
- Self-hostable
Trade-offs
- Fewer integrations
- 4Generous free tier, then usage-based.
PostHog
Product analytics, session replay, and feature flags.
Picked for real estate because it a solid fit for real estate.
Pros
- Open source
- Replay + flags included
Trade-offs
- Heavier to set up
- 5From $15/mo for 100K pageviews.
Fathom
Privacy-first analytics with a single dashboard.
Picked for real estate because it light enough to adopt in a day.
Pros
- Privacy-friendly
- Clean UI
Trade-offs
- Less depth than PostHog
Questions
FAQ
What's the best analytics for real estate?
Google Analytics. Picked for real estate because it integrates with the rest of your stack.
Is there a free option?
Yes — several picks have free tiers. Start with Google Analytics.
How was this list ranked?
We re-rank each category against the buying criteria of real estate agents: pricing, integrations, simplicity, and privacy. No 50-tool listicles. No fake winners.