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Plausible
By Bloggable
Analytics without the cookie banner.
Enter the domain your Plausible site is keyed on and the script loads on every public page. No cookies, no personal data, and nothing to ask visitors permission for.
How the Plausible integration works
What it does
- No cookies, so no banner.Plausible measures without storing anything on the visitor’s device, which is what takes it out of scope for consent in the UK and EU.
- The whole blog, from one field.Homepage, posts, archives and search. The domain you enter is the one your Plausible site is keyed on — no scheme, no trailing slash.
- Self-hosted instances too.Point it at your own Plausible origin and the script is loaded from there instead. It has to be https, or the browser would block it as mixed content anyway.
- Dashboard previews are excluded.The blog is rendered in a frame in several places inside Bloggable. Those loads never reach your analytics.
How to connect it
- 1Add the site in PlausibleThe domain you enter there is the identifier everything else keys on.
- 2Enter the same domain in BloggableBlog settings → Integrations → Plausible. Self-hosting? Add your instance origin in the optional field underneath.
- 3Watch it arriveOpen the blog and check Plausible’s realtime view. There is nothing else to configure.
The platform