Open Web Analytics
Open-source web analytics with heatmaps and click tracking, integrable with WordPress and MediaWiki.
What is Open Web Analytics?
Open Web Analytics (OWA) is open-source web analytics software that tracks and analyzes how users interact with websites and applications, via JavaScript, PHP or REST APIs. It includes built-in support for platforms like WordPress and MediaWiki.
What is Open Web Analytics for?
- Analytics for a WordPress site via direct integration.
- Heatmap analysis to see where users click.
- Campaign tracking via referrer and entry/exit page analysis.
Main benefits of Open Web Analytics
Heatmaps that visually show where users click.
Direct integration with WordPress and MediaWiki.
Integration with Google Maps and Google Earth (KML) for geographic analysis.
Tracking RSS/ATOM subscriptions.
Who should use Open Web Analytics?
WordPress or MediaWiki sites that want self-hosted analytics with heatmaps, without relying on an external service.
Is Open Web Analytics the right choice for you?
It's a great fit if…
- You have a WordPress or MediaWiki site and want direct analytics integration.
- You want to see click heatmaps, not just traffic numbers.
- You're after a lighter install than Matomo.
It might not be for you if…
- You manage many different sites and want a centralized panel (Matomo offers more multi-site support).
- You need advanced automatic email reports (consider Matomo).
How to install Open Web Analytics on your hosting
Open your hosting panel
Log into your miHosting professional hosting panel and open Softaculous, the application installer included with every plan.
Find Open Web Analytics
One-click install via Softaculous from the hosting panel.
Configure and go live
Choose the domain, language and admin details. Softaculous creates the database automatically and your install is ready in minutes.
Why install Open Web Analytics on miHosting
miHosting's professional shared hosting includes Softaculous, PHP and databases already configured, NVMe storage with no artificial limits, free SSL and real technical support if you need help during installation or maintenance of Open Web Analytics.
Install Open Web Analytics today
Choose the professional hosting plan that best fits your Open Web Analytics project, or try it risk-free with the free plan.
Emprendedor
— free domain included*
- ✓3 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- —Node.js, Python and Ruby are not available with Emprendedor.
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Plus
— free domain included*
- ✓15 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- ✓Node.js, Python and Ruby access
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Webmaster
— free domain included*
- ✓100 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- ✓Node.js, Python and Ruby access
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Not sure which to choose?
For 1–3 of your own websites, the Emprendedor plan is more than enough. To manage client sites or multiple projects, the Webmaster plan is the go-to choice for agencies and freelancers.
Node.js, Python and Ruby are included with Plus and Webmaster; they are not available with Emprendedor.
* The first-year free domain is included with the annual price. From the second year onward, it renews at the standard price. Prices in USD. VAT excluded.
Not ready to commit yet?
Try it with the same NVMe infrastructure as the paid plans for 6 months, without a credit card. Your domain is purchased separately and free hosting does not include direct support. Upgrade within those 6 months for a 50% discount.
- ✓ No credit card required
- ✓ Softaculous included
- ✓ Upgrade whenever you want
Frequently asked questions about Open Web Analytics
Does Open Web Analytics integrate with WordPress?
Yes, it includes built-in support for WordPress and MediaWiki, making it easier to add analytics to sites built with these platforms.
What are Open Web Analytics' heatmaps?
They're visual representations showing which areas of a page users click most often, useful for improving design.
Launch your project with Open Web Analytics today
Professional hosting with Softaculous, real technical support and a 60-day money-back guarantee.