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Open source alternatives to Mixpanel

We track 4 open-source Mixpanel alternatives, of which 4 currently score 70 or above on Repoly's GitHub health scale and 1 ship a Docker image. Countly Community Edition leads on health at 95/100 with 774 commits in the last 90 days; across all 4 projects you are choosing between AGPL-3.0, GPL-3.0, MIT.

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All 4 Mixpanel alternatives, ranked by health

  • Top pick · highest health

    Countly Community Edition

    95 GOOD

    Real time mobile and web analytics, crash reporting and push notifications platform.

    ★ 5.9k · ⟳ today · 25.03.53-LTS · AGPL-3.0

    DockerNodejs
    Website ↗ Source ↗

  • PostHog

    88 GOOD

    Product analytics, session recording, feature flagging and a/b testing that you can self-host (alternative to Mixpanel, Amplitude, Heap, HotJar, Optimizely).

    ★ 40k · ⟳ today · desktop-v0.61.408 · MIT

    Python
    Website ↗ Source ↗

  • Matomo

    87 GOOD

    Web analytics that protects your data and your customers' privacy (alternative to Google Analytics).

    ★ 22k · ⟳ today · 5.13.0 · GPL-3.0

    PHP
    Website ↗ Source ↗

Mixpanel alternatives: common questions

What is the most maintained open source alternative to Mixpanel?

Countly Community Edition scores highest at 95/100, with 774 commits in the last 90 days, 5.9k GitHub stars and its latest release (25.03.53-LTS) published 11 days ago. PostHog has the most raw commit activity at 12186 commits in 90 days.

Which Mixpanel alternatives use a permissive licence?

1 of 4 are permissively licensed (MIT, Apache, BSD or similar): PostHog (MIT). 3 use copyleft licences such as GPL or AGPL, which require you to publish changes if you distribute a modified version.

Which Mixpanel alternatives run in Docker?

1 of 4 publish a Docker image or Compose file: Countly Community Edition. Docker support contributes 10 of the 100 available health points, because it is the clearest signal that self-hosting is a supported path rather than an afterthought.