White-labeled analytics for your clients, from your own domain

If you build websites for clients — as an agency, a freelancer, or a platform — you eventually hit the same question: do I add analytics, and with what?

Google Analytics works, but it's heavy, it's a cookie banner magnet, and it leaks a big "powered by Google" signal onto every client site. Plausible and Fathom are nicer, but you're paying per-site and you still can't put your own brand on it. Building analytics yourself is a six-month project nobody wants.

That's the gap Vergate Analytics fills: a white-labeled, cookieless analytics product you can launch for a client in one script tag — from your own name, with no third-party brand anywhere in the pipeline.

#What you get per site

Analytics lives on your projects in Vergate. Create an analytics site, give it a name and a domain, and Vergate provisions it instantly. You get:

• An embed snippet — one <script> tag pointing at https://api.vergate.dev/analytics/script.js with a per-site website ID.
• A dashboard for that site: pageview counts, visitors, visits and bounce rate, a 7/30/90-day pageview chart, top pages, top referrers, top browsers, and a recent-sessions table.
• Pause/resume and delete controls, so a churned client's tracker stops immediately.

The tracker is brand-stripped end to end. The served script, the collection endpoint it posts to, the response it gets back, and the dashboard all say Vergate — or nothing at all. No Umami logo, no third-party hostname in the embed, nothing to explain to a suspicious client.

#How it works under the hood

The tracker is a single async <script>:

<script async defer src="https://api.vergate.dev/analytics/script.js"
        data-website-id="vg-xxxxxxxx"></script>

The script sends an event to the endpoint derived from its own origin: https://api.vergate.dev/analytics/api/send. The request carries the page title, URL, referrer, screen size, language, and the user agent. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no cross-site stitching. Sessions are reconstructed server-side from timestamp gaps, which is why you get real visitor/visit numbers without a single cookie banner.

Because the script and the collector share an origin, we ship the Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header for the analytics path — the tracker works on every client site, Vercel, Netlify, a shared PHP host, anywhere.

#The privacy pitch, in one sentence

"This site uses cookieless analytics. No cookies, no personal data, no cross-site tracking."

That sentence — which is now literally true — resolves a conversation your client was dreading. GDPR and ePrivacy are getting stricter, not looser, and cookie-banner law firms actively scan sites for consent violations. Cookieless analytics removes you from that exposure entirely.

#Tier limits

No per-pageview billing, no surprise overage. If a client outgrows their site quota, an upgrade unlocks more — and existing sites are never interrupted.

#A concrete reseller flow

1. Client signs a site build with you.
2. You create the site in Vergate → paste the one-line embed into their layout template.
3. You hand over a dashboard link. If you want, that's the whole deliverable — many clients are delighted to get "their own analytics" with zero setup.
4. You bill them in your own invoice. Nothing on their site references a competing brand, so the analytics product is indistinguishable from yours.

That last point is the whole game. Agencies reselling blog hosting, e-commerce or email have known it for decades: the tool underneath barely matters if no client can see it. Vergate Analytics is that same lever, for web analytics.

#What's deliberately not included

• No per-pageview pricing. This is a product, not a metered utility.
• No cookie banners needed. The tracker is cookieless by construction.
• No data reselling. Analytics data is your client's, full stop.

If you've been putting off adding analytics to client projects — or quietly embarrassing your brand with a Google Analytics badge — Vergate Analytics is the one-script-tag fix. Create your first analytics site in under a minute.