Umami Hosting Live In 5 Minutes
Deploy Umami hosting and run self-hosted web analytics on a dedicated Cloud VPS you own, so visitor data stays on your server instead of with an analytics vendor. xCloud provisions the server, the domain and the HTTPS certificate and brings Umami up with its database. You sign in, add your website and paste the tracking snippet into it, and the numbers start landing on infrastructure you control.
- No terminal
- No technical skills needed
- No lock-in, cancel anytime
What is Umami?
Self-hosted Umami is a privacy-first analytics platform. Its README describes traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions and revenue in one place, with no cookies and no surveillance, and it can run self-hosted or in Umami's own cloud. It needs Node.js and a PostgreSQL database, and it is released under the MIT licence. It stands in for a hosted analytics account such as Google Analytics, so visitor data stays on a server you own.
On xCloud, Umami runs on a dedicated Cloud VPS that xCloud provisions, with the domain and HTTPS certificate set up for you. There is no template manifest for this app, so this page quotes no version, image or sizing floor, and you own the Umami configuration, your websites and the data inside it. This page covers the self-hosted route only, not Umami Cloud.
From Sign-Up to a Live Umami In Just 3 Easy Steps
Self-hosting Umami normally means containers, a database, a domain and a certificate before anything works. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Sign Up
Create your xCloud account and pick Umami from the OneClick catalog. Takes 30 seconds — no server to prepare.
Step 02
We Deploy It For You
One click. We provision the server, bring Umami and its supporting services up, and handle the domain and SSL certificate.
Step 03
Start Using It
Open your domain, sign in, add your site and paste the tracking snippet into it. Your analytics start on your own server.
Cookieless Analytics, Umami On Your Own Server
Umami runs in full here, with the visitor data on infrastructure you control.
Privacy-first analytics
Built around not tracking individuals, so you get the numbers you need without a pile of personal data to look after.
Cookie-free
Upstream describes Umami as analytics with no cookies and no surveillance, so measuring visits does not depend on setting cookies.
Self-hosted
Your instance, your database. Visitor data never leaves your own server or passes through a third-party analytics vendor.
Many sites, one dashboard
Upstream lets you track more than one website from a single install, so one server can cover your whole portfolio.
Lightweight tracking script
Upstream ships a tracking script you add to your pages, and the visits it records land in the database on your own server.
Your data, your export
The data sits in a database on your server, so there is no vendor export process to go through if you want it elsewhere.
Everything You Need To Run Your Analytics 24/7
Managed hosting for Umami, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
- Umami deployed instantly
- Privacy-first analytics
- Cookie-free tracking
- Data stays on your server
- Free SSL certificate
- Server backups and snapshots
- Security updates included
- 30+ server locations
- Unused balance refunded
What You Can Do With Umami
Measure a site without cookies
Add one tracking snippet and read traffic, campaigns and conversions in a dashboard that does not depend on cookies.
Keep visitor data on your own server
The analytics database sits on your Cloud VPS, so no third-party analytics vendor holds your visitors' data.
Cover several websites from one install
Add more than one website to a single Umami install and switch between them in one dashboard.
Report on campaigns and conversions
Follow campaigns, behavior and conversions, the measures the README lists, without sending the data to a hosted service.
Umami vs Alternatives
- Google Analytics
- As an umami alternative to google analytics, Umami is MIT licensed, runs without cookies per its README and keeps visitor data in a database on your own Cloud VPS.
- Plausible Analytics
- Plausible Analytics has its own xCloud page. In an umami vs plausible choice, Umami offers cookie-free tracking with the data in PostgreSQL on your server; compare the reports and goals each gives you.
- Matomo
- Matomo has its own xCloud page. In an umami vs matomo comparison, Umami's README describes cookie-free analytics covering traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions and revenue in one place.
- Umami Cloud
- Upstream also offers Umami as a hosted cloud service. This page is the self-hosted route, with the server and database on a Cloud VPS you own.
Ready To Own Your Analytics?
Umami on xCloud runs on a dedicated Cloud VPS that we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Deploy faster. Own your data. Stay in control.
Fast Provisioning
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Enterprise-grade security
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Intuitive Control Panel
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Blaine MooreFrequently Asked Questions
Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.
Is Umami a good Google Analytics alternative?
Umami's README presents it as a privacy-first analytics platform covering traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions and revenue without cookies. Whether it fits depends on the reports you need, so compare it with your current setup on a test site first.
Does Umami use cookies?
Upstream describes Umami as cookie-free, with no cookies and no surveillance. Whether you still need a consent banner depends on your jurisdiction and on what else your site does, so review your own obligations rather than relying on this page.
How do I add the Umami tracking script to my site?
Sign in, add your website in the dashboard and copy the tracking snippet it gives you into your pages. Then open your site once and check the visit appears in the dashboard. Test on one page before rolling the script out everywhere.
Umami vs Plausible: which should I choose?
Umami's README describes privacy-first, cookie-free analytics covering traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions and revenue, and Plausible has its own xCloud page. Try each against the reports and goals you need, and pick the one your team will actually use.
Which database does Umami use?
Upstream lists a PostgreSQL database as a requirement, alongside Node.js. On xCloud the server and its supporting services are provisioned for you, and the analytics data lives in that database on your own Cloud VPS rather than with a third party.
Can I self-host Umami with Docker?
Yes. Upstream provides Docker images and a compose file, and this is Umami Docker hosting prepared for you: xCloud provisions the server, the services, the domain and the certificate, so it works as Umami cloud hosting on your own VPS without assembling containers yourself.
How much RAM does Umami need?
There is no template manifest for this app, so xCloud does not quote a RAM floor it cannot source. This page sells the 6 GB tier: a dedicated Cloud VPS with plenty of headroom for Umami and its database, and room to resize later.
How do I sign in to Umami?
Open your domain and sign in. Upstream's README documents a default login of admin with the password umami for a fresh install, so check what applies to your install and change the password the first time you sign in, before adding any websites.
Is Umami free and open source?
Yes. Umami is MIT licensed, per the LICENSE file at the v3.4.0 tag, so no licence is needed. The only xCloud charge is the dedicated Cloud VPS, and Umami is maintained by its own community, not by xCloud.
How do I update Umami?
Nothing upgrades it for you. When you want a newer release, take a backup of the database first, read the upstream release notes, apply the update on your own schedule, and then check sign-in and a recent report before you rely on it.
What should I back up on an Umami server?
The analytics database and whichever data volume it sits on, because it holds your websites, users and every recorded visit. Keep a copy off the server, keep the admin password private, and test a restore on a spare server. Server-level backups and snapshots are also available on every Cloud VPS.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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