Staats

About Staats

Staats is an agent-native, cookieless website analytics tool that launched this week. It consists of a web script plus an MCP server, so your coding agent can read live traffic and interaction events directly inside your chat. The tool is built around the idea that your agent, not a human, should be the one checking the data and flagging what matters.

Review

Staats takes a different approach to site analytics by removing the dashboard entirely. Instead of charts and graphs, it feeds raw event data into your coding agent via an MCP server, letting the agent surface anomalies, warn about regressions, and suggest next steps with evidence. The product is fresh off launch, so the current user base is small, but the core workflow is already functional.

Key Features

• Cookieless web script that tracks traffic and interaction events without cookies
• MCP server integration for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agents that support MCP
• Agent-proactive alerts: your agent warns you before you change something that was working
• Ship-anchored comparisons: agents mark when you ship, so data comparisons anchor to those marks instead of calendar date ranges
• Free tier with 10,000 events per month

Pricing and Value

Staats is free for 10,000 events per month. Beyond that, pricing is not yet defined. The tool's value sits in removing the manual loop of checking analytics, exporting data, and reconciling it with what you shipped. There is a web app, but it exists only for managing the script tag, sites, and teams; it doesn't display analytics dashboards.

Pros

• Removes the dashboard-reading step entirely; your agent reads the data and reports back in plain language
• Ship-anchored comparisons solve the problem of preset date ranges never lining up with when you actually shipped
• Works inside the coding agent you already use, so there's no separate analytics tool to check
• Free tier covers 10,000 monthly events, which suits small sites and early-stage projects
• Built on Supabase for backend, Polar for payments, and Claude Code for development, which keeps the stack transparent

Cons

• Agent-only access means you must be comfortable working through a coding agent; there's no human-facing dashboard to browse at your own pace
• Only launched two days ago, so real-world testing is limited and the heaviest user is the maker so far
• Not well suited for non-technical users or teams that expect a visual analytics interface or predefined reports

Staats fits developers and solo makers who already work with coding agents daily and want analytics to flow into that same loop. It's also useful for anyone frustrated with manual weekly exports from tools like Search Console, since your agent can pull that data via APIs and anchor comparisons to ship dates. Teams needing a shared, human-readable analytics view should look elsewhere for now.

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