Kehai
Cookieless web analytics hosted in Warsaw, with no sampling and a forecast that shows its own error
Quick Overview
| Company | salecki.digital Mikołaj Salecki (sole proprietorship) |
|---|---|
| Category | Web Analytics |
| Headquarters | Piaseczno, Poland |
| Founded | 2026 |
| EU Presence | EU (Poland) |
| Data Location | Warsaw, Poland (OVHcloud dedicated server and backups); Cloudflare proxies public traffic |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Solo €49/month (50,000 visits, 1 site, 2 people, 1 year retention); Core €99/month (250,000 visits, 5 sites, 3 people, 2 years); Growth €199/month (1,000,000 visits, 10 sites, 5 people, 3 years); Commerce €399/month (3,000,000 visits, 15 sites, 10 people, 4 years, revenue reports). Yearly billing gives two months free (€490, €990, €1,990, €3,990). Longer history of 5, 7 or 10 years is €49, €69 or €99 a month on any plan. Operator from €999/month, quoted. Prices in EUR or USD, excluding VAT, business customers only. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required, nothing charged for 7 days). |
| Free Option | 7-day free trial on every self-serve plan (card required, nothing charged until day 8) |
| Replaces | Google Analytics, Plausible, Matomo |
Detailed Review
Kehai is cookieless web analytics run from Warsaw by a single operator, salecki.digital Mikołaj Salecki, a Polish sole proprietorship in Piaseczno. The tracker is a 2.5 kB script that sets no cookie and writes nothing to browser storage. Visitors are told apart by a one-way hash that is salted daily, so a visitor code lives for one UTC day. Measured reports are not sampled, and forecasts are labelled and kept out of the counted columns.
What sets it apart from most of the list is the commerce side. Confirmed sales and refunds arrive from the shop itself, through Stripe, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix or Squarespace, so revenue sits beside traffic and agrees with the books. The Growth plan adds funnels, journeys and a forecast that publishes its own score against a repeat-last-week baseline. It also imports history from GA4, Plausible and Umami, and exposes read-only MCP and REST access.
The caveats are about age and scale. Kehai went public in September 2026, so there is no track record, and it is one person with no independent certification. Cloudflare, a US company, proxies traffic and Resend sends email. Prices run €49 to €399 a month by visit volume, far above Plausible or Pirsch, and the 7-day trial asks for a card. It is not open source.
What Kehai does well
- Cookieless, with no cookies or browser storage and a 2.5 kB script
- Data stored in Warsaw on OVHcloud, with a Polish sole proprietor as contracting entity
- Revenue and refunds confirmed by the shop's server, not a browser pixel
- Imports GA4, Plausible and Umami history; whole-site export on every plan
- Pricing, DPA and subprocessor list all published
Where Kehai falls short
- Public only since September 2026, so no long track record
- Run by one person, with no independent certification published
- Cloudflare (US) proxies traffic and Resend (US) handles email
- Entry price of €49 a month is well above Plausible, Pirsch or Counter, and the trial needs a card
Standout feature. Revenue arrives from the shop's own server and the forecast ships its own error score, so numbers match the books and admit uncertainty.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cookieless, with no cookies or browser storage and a 2.5 kB script
- Data stored in Warsaw on OVHcloud, with a Polish sole proprietor as contracting entity
- Revenue and refunds confirmed by the shop's server, not a browser pixel
- Imports GA4, Plausible and Umami history; whole-site export on every plan
- Pricing, DPA and subprocessor list all published
Cons
- Public only since September 2026, so no long track record
- Run by one person, with no independent certification published
- Cloudflare (US) proxies traffic and Resend (US) handles email
- Entry price of €49 a month is well above Plausible, Pirsch or Counter, and the trial needs a card
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kehai?
Kehai is cookieless web analytics run from Warsaw by a single operator, salecki.digital Mikołaj Salecki, a Polish sole proprietorship in Piaseczno. The tracker is a 2.5 kB script that sets no cookie and writes nothing to browser storage. Visitors are told apart by a one-way hash that is salted daily, so a visitor code lives for one UTC day. Measured reports are not sampled, and forecasts are labelled and kept out of the counted columns.
Where is Kehai based?
Kehai operates from Piaseczno, Poland, which places it under EU (Poland).
What does Kehai cost?
Solo €49/month (50,000 visits, 1 site, 2 people, 1 year retention); Core €99/month (250,000 visits, 5 sites, 3 people, 2 years); Growth €199/month (1,000,000 visits, 10 sites, 5 people, 3 years); Commerce €399/month (3,000,000 visits, 15 sites, 10 people, 4 years, revenue reports).
Yearly billing gives two months free (€490, €990, €1,990, €3,990). Longer history of 5, 7 or 10 years is €49, €69 or €99 a month on any plan. Operator from €999/month, quoted.
Prices in EUR or USD, excluding VAT, business customers only. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required, nothing charged for 7 days).. 7-day free trial on every self-serve plan (card required, nothing charged until day 8).
Who is Kehai best for?
Shops and agencies wanting cookieless analytics with revenue. Revenue arrives from the shop's own server and the forecast ships its own error score, so numbers match the books and admit uncertainty.
What are the drawbacks of Kehai?
Public only since September 2026, so no long track record. Run by one person, with no independent certification published. Cloudflare (US) proxies traffic and Resend (US) handles email. Entry price of €49 a month is well above Plausible, Pirsch or Counter, and the trial needs a card.
Is Kehai a good alternative to Google Analytics?
Kehai is built as a European alternative to Google Analytics: Cookieless web analytics hosted in Warsaw, with no sampling and a forecast that shows its own error. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Kehai compare to other Web Analytics tools?
Kehai is one of several European Web Analytics tools we cover. It is most often compared with Google Analytics, Plausible, Matomo.