Managed Umami Analytics: Privacy Insights without the DevOps
Stop fighting with Docker and database patches. Get lightweight, GDPR-compliant web analytics running on your own dedicated server in three minutes. No cookies, no banners, no maintenance headache.
Trusted by fast-moving teams
















Your time is worth more than a VPS subscription
Self-hosting Umami analytics sounds like a win. The software is free. A basic VPS costs $5 a month. But the real cost is hidden in the hours you spend as a part-time DevOps engineer.
You have to configure Docker. You have to secure a PostgreSQL database. You have to manage SSL certificates and set up automated backups. When a security patch drops on a Friday evening, you are the one responsible for the update. If the server goes down, your data collection stops.
Opsily changes the math. We provide the control of self-hosting with the ease of a SaaS. Your Umami instance runs on dedicated resources in Germany. We handle the OS updates, the database tuning, and the encrypted backups. You get the dashboard and the tracking code. You keep 100 percent of your data. You lose 0 percent of your time to maintenance.
Why smart teams are moving away from GA4
Google Analytics 4 is a maze of menus. It is built for advertisers, not for product owners. It requires invasive cookie banners that kill your user experience. Umami gives you the metrics that matter: visitors, referrers, and event tracking. It does this without invading user privacy. It is the lean, fast alternative for people who want to understand their traffic, not build an ad profile.
Why use Opsily for Umami Analytics?
We take the 'self' out of self-hosting. Experience the power of Umami analytics on enterprise-grade infrastructure.
Automated Maintenance
We monitor your Umami instance 24/7. When security updates or new features are released, we handle the deployment process for you. You never have to touch a terminal or write a line of YAML to keep your analytics running. Focus on your data while we focus on the uptime.
Hardened Security
Every Umami instance is isolated on its own virtual environment. We implement automatic SSL via Let's Encrypt and manage firewall rules to protect your Postgres database. Your data is stored on encrypted disks in ISO-certified German data centers. We keep the bad actors out so your insights stay private.
Performance Optimized
Generic shared hosting is too slow for real-time analytics. Opsily uses high-performance NVMe storage and optimized Node.js environments. This ensures your dashboard loads instantly even with millions of events. A fast dashboard means you spend less time waiting and more time making decisions.
Built for teams who need reliability
The true cost of analytics
See how managed Umami compares to the official cloud and DIY setups.
*Unlimited events are only limited by your chosen server hardware capacity. No per-event fees.

EUR 800 a year for tools that used to cost us multiples of that. We replaced HubSpot, Make.com, and our password manager with self-hosted apps on Opsily. One provider, one fee.
Franz Koller
Co-Founder · Joy
Everything included. No surprises.
We don't gatekeep features. Every plan gets the full power of Umami.
Compare all plansStop asking for permission
Cookie banners are a conversion killer. They clutter your UI and annoy your visitors. Most users click 'Reject' anyway, leaving you with a massive data gap in Google Analytics.
Umami Analytics does not use cookies. It does not track users across different websites. It does not collect personally identifiable information (PII). Because of this, you do not need a cookie consent banner for Umami in most jurisdictions, including under GDPR and CCPA.
Zero-Footprint Tracking
The tracking script is less than 2KB. It loads asynchronously. It will not slow down your PageSpeed score. Your visitors get a fast, private experience. You get accurate data without the legal headache.
Multi-Tenant by Design
Manage one website or one hundred. Umami allows you to track multiple properties from a single dashboard. You can share public links to specific reports or invite team members with granular permissions. It is the perfect setup for agencies managing multiple client sites who want to offer a value-add privacy service.
Move from GA4 in 15 minutes
Switching your analytics shouldn't be a project. It should be a task.
Select your plan
Choose a server size based on your monthly traffic. Small is great for startups.
One-click deploy
Opsily provisions your dedicated server and Postgres DB. Ready in 3 minutes.
Add your sites
Enter your domain names in the Umami dashboard to generate your tracking codes.
Swap the script
Remove the heavy GA4 tag and paste the 2KB Umami script into your head tag.
Simple, transparent pricing
No per-event fees. No hidden overage charges. Just a flat monthly price for your own dedicated analytics server.
Loading pricing...
Frequently Asked Questions
Setting up is a three-minute process. You select your preferred server size, and our platform automatically provisions a dedicated environment for you. We install the latest version of Umami and configure a secure PostgreSQL database. Once the deployment finishes, you simply log in and add your website to generate your tracking code. There is no terminal work or Docker configuration required from your side.
What our customers say
Teams across the EU run their stack on Opsily. Here is what that looks like in practice.
EUR 800 a year for tools that used to cost us multiples of that. We replaced HubSpot, Make.com, and our password manager with self-hosted apps on Opsily. One provider, one fee.
Franz Koller
Co-Founder • Joy
We were paying per user on everything and it added up fast. Now we run five apps for less than one of those old plans. My finance team finally stopped asking questions.
Elise
Head of Operations
Wanted to use n8n for ages but the self-host part always stopped me. Opsily just handled it. Got the power without becoming an IT person overnight.
Federica B.
Automation Consultant
Ready to own your analytics?
Join the 37K+ developers choosing privacy. Deploy your managed Umami instance today.