Why StatJolt?

Who is it for and why?

Agencies, because you no longer spend 3 hours a month building reports. One link is enough, and clients understand it on their own. And you no longer need a separate guide for pasting the code.

Small and medium businesses, online shops, because you see exactly where ad spend leaks: broken pages, slow loading. All without a cookie banner, and fully lawfully. WordPress, Joomla and Drupal plugins are already available.

Developers, marketers and indie hackers, because setup takes a minute and there is no maintenance after that.

Why start now if you run an agency?

Showing this solution to your clients first builds prestige.

By the time the affiliate program launches, your clients will already know and love the product. That makes it easy to sell.

Affiliate program: 30% lifetime commission on every payment, plus 10% off the website price for clients who sign up through you.

What is StatJolt?

Cookie-free, 100% GDPR-compliant web analytics. It gives you the same depth as Google Analytics, without the complexity or the legal risk.

What's wrong with Google Analytics?

Installing it is fiddly, and afterwards you struggle to confirm it actually works. For many clients it stays unclear whether it is really running.

It requires a cookie banner, which brings legal risk with it. Authorities in 7 EU countries have officially ruled that using Google Analytics breaches the GDPR: Austria, France, Italy, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden.

A large share of visitors reject cookies outright. Because of this, an EU website's real traffic is often only about 40% measurable in GA. Data is missing for exactly the more privacy-aware 60%, which can badly skew your marketing numbers.

For visitors who use an ad blocker (around 30% worldwide, around 40% in the UK), GA drops out completely. If a shop ties a functional event, such as adding to cart, to the same GA script, that data is lost too, not just the pageview.

The GA script also slows down your site: about 45 KB, and together with the cookie consent tool it often adds 200+ KB of extra JavaScript. That hurts Core Web Vitals, exactly the metric Google uses in search rankings. StatJolt's script is about 15 KB, a third of GA's size, and just 6-7% of the full GA package!

And most clients don't understand the GA dashboard either. Every month they ask: "is this good?" With StatJolt every number is easy to read, because it colours changes intelligently.

What makes StatJolt different?

One script, and you only paste it in one place. No cookie banner, because none is needed: it's 100% GDPR-compliant.

Features that would cost extra elsewhere come built in: JavaScript error tracking, Core Web Vitals, User Journey, Conversion Funnel.

The dashboard is a single page and simple. Clients understand what they see right away. Hosting is in the EU, and the system is fast.

Your tracking code is the same on every site you run. Once you've pasted it everywhere, the interface asks on its own whether that site belongs to you. That makes rolling it out across many sites effortless.

Sources

7 EU authorities ruled GA a GDPR breach

~60% cookie rejection rate

Ad blocker rates (world ~30%, UK ~40%)

Figures vary by source, with the UK ranging between 28.5% and 39%. The 30-40% figure above fits within that range, but it isn't based on a single specific source.