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GitRanks alternatives
Quick answerThe best free GitRanks alternative is Umami, for lightweight web analytics. Pick PostHog for product analytics, or Mixpanel for app event analytics.
At a glance
| Tool | Best for | Pricing | Votes | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PostHog | Product analytics | Paid, open source | — | vs GitRanks → |
| Mixpanel | App event analytics | Paid | — | vs GitRanks → |
| Plausible | Web traffic analytics | Paid, open source | — | vs GitRanks → |
| Umami | Lightweight web analytics | Free, open source | — | vs GitRanks → |
How to choose
Closest alternatives
Focuses on product analytics and session replay rather than GitHub developer rankings. GitRanks vs PostHog →
Provides event, funnel and retention analytics for apps, not GitHub profile metrics. GitRanks vs Mixpanel →
Privacy-focused web analytics for sites, not developer ranking on GitHub. GitRanks vs Plausible →
Simple, privacy-first web analytics, unrelated to GitHub developer stats. GitRanks vs Umami →
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FAQ
What is the best alternative to GitRanks?+
The closest GitRanks alternatives are PostHog (product analytics), Mixpanel (app event analytics) and Plausible (web traffic analytics). Umami is also close. Each one links to a side-by-side comparison with GitRanks.
What is the best free alternative to GitRanks?+
Umami (lightweight web analytics) is the closest free alternative to GitRanks.
Is there an open source alternative to GitRanks?+
Yes. PostHog (product analytics), Plausible (web traffic analytics) and Umami (lightweight web analytics) are open source.
What is GitRanks used for?+
GitRanks provides free GitHub profile analytics and live leaderboards to rank developers by stars, contributions and followers. Common uses: benchmark your GitHub profile against global peers, track progress of your stars, contributions and followers over time and discover emerging developers in your country or language community.
Is GitRanks free?+
GitRanks is free.





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