SleekTrack

SleekTrack is a privacy-friendly WordPress analytics plugin from the SleekWP team — no cookies, no external requests, GDPR-friendly by default, with the script optionally installed by the plugin or added manually via a code snippet.

What is SleekTrack?

SleekTrack is a WordPress-native analytics plugin built by the SleekWP theme team. Unlike classic web analytics that drop tracking cookies on visitors, SleekTrack tracks without cookies — no consent banners, no external requests, with data processed in the EU, so it is GDPR-friendly out of the box. The plugin installs a tracker script automatically (or you can add it manually via a code snippet), and the data shows up in a clean dashboard: pageviews, unique visitors, referrers, countries, devices, top pages and more. It is lightweight by design, so it plays nice with Core Web Vitals. Free tier covers 1 website with 30 days of data history; Starter is €99/yr for 5 sites and Pro €179/yr for 25 sites. The launch lifetime deal is €249 one-time, currently €174 with code SPECIAL30. It competes in the cookieless analytics space (Plausible, Fathom, Simple Analytics, Umami), differentiating on WordPress convenience and price rather than feature depth — no funnels, marketing reports or tag manager yet. The founder's SleekWP brand gives it a head start, but the product is new and independent reviews are scarce, so the risk profile is closer to 'promising early tool' than 'mature platform'.

Key Features

• Cookieless tracking — No consent banner needed; GDPR-friendly analytics by design
• No external requests — Tracker served from your own domain (optional code snippet)
• Core metrics — Pageviews, unique visitors, referrers, countries, devices and top pages in a clean dashboard
• WordPress plugin install — No manual code; the plugin wires the tracker up for you
• EU data hosting — Analytics data stays in the EU
• Free tier — 1 website with 30 days of data history
• Multi-site — 5 sites on Starter, 25 on Pro
• Lightweight — Built to keep Core Web Vitals clean

Who is it for?

• European site owners who want privacy-first analytics without a cookie banner
• WordPress users who want analytics set up in minutes without touching code
• Bloggers and small businesses that only need clean, simple metrics — pageviews, referrers, devices
• Performance-conscious owners who do not want analytics to slow their site down
• Budget buyers who value a one-time launch price over recurring subscriptions

Who is it NOT for?

• Marketers who live in GA4 and its cohort of integrations, funnels and custom events
• Anyone with an existing analytics stack who does not want to re-learn a lean tool or lose historical data
• Sites running ad cookies or consent-mode scenarios, where the GDPR story gets more complex
• Teams that need deep custom events, A/B testing integration or tag management
• Businesses that treat analytics as critical infrastructure and cannot bet it on a brand-new vendor