Comparison · June 2026

Servoki vs PostHog

PostHog is a full product analytics platform; Servoki is deliberately narrow — privacy-first web analytics plus consented conversion tracking. These tools overlap less than you'd think. Here's an honest comparison — including where PostHog is the better choice.

Verdict

CHOOSE SERVOKI IF…

  • You want cookieless, banner-free marketing analytics — simple enough for the whole team
  • You run paid acquisition and need conversions back in Meta — with consent handled properly
  • You want EU-hosted simplicity with PII auto-masking, not a platform to administer

CHOOSE POSTHOG IF…

  • You need deep product analytics: session replay, feature flags, experiments, SQL access
  • The free tier matters — 1M events/month free, forever, is genuinely generous
  • Open source and a mature platform with a large community are requirements

Feature by feature

What each tool actually does

CapabilityServokiPostHog
Cookieless analytics, no banner neededYes, by defaultCookieless mode available; full feature set typically needs consent
Realtime dashboardYesYes
Funnels & goalsYes, with revenue per stageYes — deep funnel & retention analysis
Server-side event API with deduplicationYes — event_id dedup against browserServer SDKs; dedup is your job
Consent-gated ad-platform forwarding (Meta CAPI)Yes, built inVia CDP destinations; consent gating is your setup
Revenue attribution by channel/campaignYesBuildable with product analytics
PII auto-detection & maskingYesProperty filtering; manual configuration
Session replay & feature flagsNoYes — core features
Anomaly alerts & insights digestYesInsight alerts
Open source / self-hostingNo / plannedYes — open source, self-host option
Production maturityEarly accessMature platform, large community

Based on our review of PostHog's public documentation and pricing, June 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us and we'll fix it.

Pricing

Price at real traffic volumes

PostHog is usage-based: 1M events/month free forever (1 project, 1-year retention on the free plan), then per-event pricing that starts around $0.00005/event and drops steeply with volume, plus optional platform packages (Boost $250/mo, Scale $750/mo). Servoki is flat-tiered. Below: web analytics events only, no platform packages.

Monthly volumeServokiPostHog
~100k€9 (Starter, 100k events)$0 — inside the 1M free tier
~1M€29 (Growth, 1M events + Meta CAPI)$0 at exactly 1M; ~$0.00005/event beyond (≈$50 per extra 1M)
~10M€99 (Scale, 10M events)Usage-based; rate falls with volume (toward ~$0.000009/event at 250M+)

PostHog prices read from posthog.com on 2026-06-11; usage-based rates vary by volume band and product. Check their site for current numbers — pricing changes.

The real difference

PostHog is a platform for understanding your product. Servoki is a tool for measuring your marketing — without a banner.

If you're an engineer-led team debugging activation, retention and feature adoption, PostHog is excellent and probably free for you: session replay, feature flags, experiments and SQL over your events, open source, with 1M events a month on the house. Servoki doesn't try to compete with that depth, and won't.

The trade-off is on the marketing side. PostHog's full feature set — replay, persistent identification, cross-session profiles — typically puts you back in consent-banner territory in the EU, and wiring conversions to ad platforms with proper consent gating is a setup project. Servoki's whole design is that path made default: cookieless analytics with no banner, daily-rotating salted hashes instead of profiles, PII auto-masking, and consent-gated Meta CAPI forwarding with event deduplication built in, hosted in the EU.

Plenty of teams run both: PostHog for product analytics behind login, Servoki for the public site and the paid-acquisition loop. If you're migrating, the web analytics part is a one-line script swap; historical import isn't available in early access.

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Measure traffic and conversions. Privately.

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