Your figures, inside WordPress.
ReplaStats puts your Umami analytics inside wp-admin — six numbers against the period before, a chart, five reports, and a live count of who is on the site right now. No tab to switch to, and no second login to remember.
This reads your Umami. It is not an analytics service.
You need Umami running somewhere — your own server, or a hosted plan. ReplaStats does not collect anything itself and does not sell you data by the month. It takes the figures you already own and puts them where you already work.
Six numbers, in context
Visitors, views, sessions, bounce, time on page and events — each with the change against the period before it. A number on its own tells you nothing; a number next to last month tells you whether to act.
Five reports and a live count
Top pages, sources, countries, devices and events. Plus how many people are on the site at this moment, which is the one figure people actually refresh for.
Nothing loads from anyone else
Zero third-party dependencies. The charts are drawn by hand rather than pulled from a CDN, so no script from another company runs in your admin and nothing about your traffic passes through us.
Because the figures were always one tab away
Umami is excellent and self-hosted, which is exactly why we use it. The gap was never the data — it was that writing a post and checking whether the last one worked happen in two different places. So we built the bridge, and now run it on every site we own.
One payment, every site
Not per site, not per seat, not per thousand views. Install it wherever you like across your own sites.
A dashboard widget too
The headline numbers sit on the WordPress dashboard, so the first screen after logging in already answers “did anything happen?”
Twenty-nine dollars. Once.
There is no second tier, because there is nothing to withhold. Twelve months of updates are included and the plugin keeps working whether or not you renew.
ReplaStats — $29
The plugin, the source code, and every site you own. Card or crypto at checkout.
What it deliberately isn’t
Not an analytics service
It reads from your Umami. Without one there is nothing for it to show, and we would rather say so here than in a refund email.
Not a replacement for the Umami dashboard
The deep analysis still lives there. This is the daily glance, in the place you already are.
Not a tracker
It adds nothing to your visitors’ browsers and collects nothing of its own.
Buy it once. Keep it.
Not sure whether your Umami setup will work with it? Write to hello@tradiant.net and we will tell you straight.
