misomoon
- License
- MIT
- What self-hosting needs
- A Cloudflare account
- Tracker
- 1.0 KB core
Both are MIT-licensed and cookieless. Umami runs on your server with Node.js and Postgres. misomoon runs in your Cloudflare account, adds email reports and Google import, and needs no server to patch.
3 rows where misomoon does better 1 where Umami does Checked 25 October 2026
| Feature | misomoon | Umami | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| License | MIT | MIT5 | Even |
| What self-hosting needs | A Cloudflare account | Node.js and Postgres3 | misomoon |
| Self-hosted edition limits | None | No email reports1 | misomoon |
| Funnels | Yes, 3 modes | Yes6 | Even |
| Core Web Vitals | Yes | Yes7 | Even |
| Official MCP server | Built in | Yes8 | Even |
| Import from Google | Yes | No2 | misomoon |
| Tracker, gzipped | 1.0 KB core, 1.8 KB Light, 4.8 KB with every feature | 2.3 KB9 | Even |
| Two-factor sign-in | No | Yes, on Umami Cloud4 | Umami |
Add the misomoon script next to Umami’s and compare the numbers for a few weeks.
Recreate your events as goals. The data-misomoon-event attribute works like a tagged button.
Turn on email reports under Settings so the weekly numbers come to you.
Yes. Both are MIT-licensed, so you can read, change and run the code.
You trade your server for your Cloudflare account. If you need the data on hardware you own, Umami fits better.
Yes, built in at /mcp, read-only, with site-scoped keys.
misomoon’s own facts are in its docs. Prices and features change: follow the links to confirm.
Add misomoon next to Umami and compare the numbers on your own site. It’s one script tag, and it sets no cookies.