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Google stopped supporting UA (Universal Analytics) properties in Google Analytics in 2023 and deleted all UA data in July 2024. And note there is no way to import UA data in their new GA4 product. GA4 is also not been well received by SMBs.

To recap:

  1. Google stopped supporting its current version of Analytics on July 1, 2023.
  2. Google deleted all analytics data from UA on July 1, 2024.
  3. Google had no way to import UA historical data into the new GA4 product.
  4. GA4 is time-consuming to learn, hard to use, and overkill for most businesses.

This is why Fathom Analytics has built a Google Analytics importer which imported UA data (now turned off since Google deleted all UA data) and still imports GA4 data. Our quick-to-use and straightforward import tool allows you to save your Google Analytics data forever into our easy-to-use dashboard.

It’s time to switch from Google Analytics to Fathom and get started with your import. The process is as simple as a few clicks. We don’t even charge for historical data imports (regardless of the amount of data).

Your imported analytics history stays available to view and export while your Fathom subscription is active. Export your data before cancelling, as cancellation queues your data for deletion.

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Here’s why thousands of businesses have switched from Google Analytics to Fathom

The internet is full of GA4 horror stories. It feels like Google is abandoning website analytics for everyone except huge enterprise customers and hardcore data scientists. They’ve faced many privacy issues, and GA4 is their hardest-to-use version of analytics yet. Small businesses, bootstrappers, and agencies are abandoning Google Analytics and switching to Fathom Analytics.

Analytics designed for privacy

Fathom measures website activity without analytics cookies or cross-site advertising profiles. Our compliance guides explain our approach and the requirements to consider for your website.

Fathom Analytics sells software, not data

If you aren’t paying for the product, you are the product. That’s why we charge a fair price for our software because we feel it’s a more honest business model.

Fathom Analytics keeps your data forever

Universal Analytics data is no longer available from Google. GA4’s standard user- and event-level retention settings are generally 2 or 14 months; they do not affect standard aggregated reports. See Google’s retention documentation. Fathom keeps your imported analytics history available while your subscription is active.

Fathom Analytics doesn’t require a course to learn

There are countless courses and certifications to learn how to use Google Analytics, and most just scratch the surface. With Fathom, all your data appears in a single-page dashboard that’s easy to understand and filter without months of training.

All the features you need in your analytics software

Import your Google Analytics data and start using a better analytics product

If you’re curious why thousands of companies (big and small) have switched to Fathom Analytics, you try a 7-day free trial. Why not take advantage of our privacy law compliance, unlimited data retention, and more?

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Here are just a few features Fathom Analytics has that GA doesn’t:
  • All sites view
  • A transparent data collection model
  • Easy data export
  • Email reports
  • Ability to make your dashboard public
  • One-click data filters
  • And more
Just a few of the companies already using Fathom Analytics
Bootstrap IBM HashiCorp GitHub New York Times Laravel

Fathom Analytics is a great GA alternative because it is focused on protecting visitors’ privacy and does not bog down loading times.

Nathalie Lussier Nathalie Lussier
Founder of AccessAlly.com

I value my time and my website visitors’ right to digital privacy. That’s why I’ve switched to Fathom Analytics.

Marshall Shorts Marshall Shorts
Founder of Artfluential

Privacy-protections aside, I love the beautifully simple interface. Fathom Analytics is now part of my default stack.

Derrick Reimer Derrick Reimer
Founder of SavvyCal

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