sonex — privacy-first web analytics - Sell Project

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Website: https://trysonex.com/

Video 1: https://youtu.be/Spe1vZxoF7Q?si=o8aYZ90ygYOhPAwn

Next step: <p>Everything here is go-to-market, not engineering. The product is done.</p><p><br></p><p>IMMEDIATE (week 1)</p><p>- Connect a live Polar account and start charging. The billing flow already works.</p><p>- Launch on Product Hunt, Hacker News, and the indie maker communities. Privacy analytics</p><p> is a category those audiences actively want to talk about.</p><p>- The marketing site already has 20 SEO blog posts and 18 docs pages indexed-ready with</p><p> JSON-LD and llms.txt, so organic and AI-search groundwork is laid. It just needs</p><p> backlinks and time.</p><p><br></p><p>NEAR TERM (months 1-3)</p><p>- Target the migration keyword set: "Google Analytics alternative", "GDPR analytics",</p><p> "cookieless analytics", "Plausible alternative". This is proven, high-intent traffic.</p><p>- Build a one-click importer from GA4 or Plausible. Switching cost is the single biggest</p><p> barrier in this category, and removing it converts.</p><p>- Ship WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and Framer plugins. Those marketplaces are</p><p> distribution channels the competitors already exploit and this codebase can serve</p><p> without changes.</p><p>- Sell to EU agencies. They need cookieless analytics for every client site and they buy</p><p> in bulk — the multi-website, multi-tenant team structure is already built for exactly</p><p> that.</p><p><br></p><p>BIGGER PLAYS</p><p>- Lean into revenue attribution. The Stripe and Polar per-site integrations already</p><p> attribute revenue to traffic sources. Plausible and Fathom don't do this. Positioned as</p><p> "analytics that shows which channel made money", it justifies a higher price point than</p><p> the pageview-counting competition.</p><p>- White-label reselling. The entire UI re-skins from one brand token, so agencies can</p><p> resell it under their own name with near-zero engineering effort.</p><p>- Self-hosted or enterprise tier. The Docker setup exists; an UNLIMITED_USERS-style</p><p> license bypass is already wired through the entitlements layer.</p><p>- The event pipeline is generic. Product analytics, uptime, or error tracking are all</p><p> adjacent products on the same ingestion infrastructure.</p><p><br></p><p>None of these need a rewrite. The architecture is modular by package, tested, and</p><p>documented, so a competent developer can extend it on day one.</p>