Google Analytics

A free tool for understanding the customer journey across devices and platforms.

Web & Product Analytics

Google Analytics measures activity across websites and apps using events, reports and explorations. Teams can analyze acquisition, engagement, funnels and revenue, build audiences and connect measurement with Google advertising tools.

4.5/5(6,802)G2Free plan available
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Last checked: September 9, 2026

Google Analytics reports snapshot

Our Take

Google Analytics is a sensible measurement foundation for a business already using Google Ads or needing a free view of acquisition and conversion.

Best for:
Solo usersSmall teamsGrowing businesses
Best use case: Understanding which acquisition channels lead to product engagement and completed purchases.

Site owners and analytics teams can use event reporting; accurate setup and interpretation are required.

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Google Analytics is a sensible measurement foundation for a business already using Google Ads or needing a free view of acquisition and conversion. The important work is defining events consistently and validating purchases, refunds and consent behavior. Standard can cover many teams; 360 needs a clear quota, governance or support requirement. Treat attribution as a model with assumptions, and reconcile revenue reporting with the source commerce system.

Strengths

  • Free standard analytics
  • Web and app measurement
  • Google Ads and BigQuery connections
  • Flexible funnel and exploration reports

Tradeoffs

  • Event design and validation take work
  • Quotas and sampling affect some analyses
  • Reporting has a learning curve
  • Cloud analysis can add separate costs

Who it suits

  • Teams measuring website and app performance
  • Businesses using Google advertising
  • Analysts needing exportable event data

About Google Analytics

Google Analytics measures activity across websites and apps using events, reports and explorations. Teams can analyze acquisition, engagement, funnels and revenue, build audiences and connect measurement with Google advertising tools. BigQuery export supports analysis outside the reporting interface. Standard Google Analytics is free. Analytics 360 adds higher quotas, enterprise support and governance capabilities such as subproperties and roll-up reporting. A useful implementation starts with the questions a business needs answered, then defines and checks the events and conversions required to answer them.

Pricing & Plans

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Annual billing
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Standard Google Analytics

$0/mo

Standard Google Analytics service.

  • Free of charge
  • Site/app measurement
  • Reporting
  • Attribution
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Standard Google Analytics service.

Free

  • Analysis
  • GA4 collection, reporting and retention quotas apply

Google Analytics 360

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Enterprise tier for Google Analytics with higher quotas, more governance controls, and enterprise support.

  • Higher limits for collection, reporting, retention, and BigQuery export
  • Custom access controls
  • Sub-properties
  • Roll-up properties
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Enterprise tier for Google Analytics with higher quotas, more governance controls, and enterprise support.

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  • Automatic custom tables
  • Continuous intraday data within about an hour
  • Unsampled results
  • Public price not published on the official pages reviewed
  • Higher quotas than standard Google Analytics
  • Examples in the report include higher quotas for event parameters, user properties, custom dimensions and metrics, audiences, saved comparisons, data import storage, and event-level queries
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Everything you need to know

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FeaturesSite/app measurement, Reporting, Attribution + more.
  • Site/app measurement
  • Reporting
  • Attribution
  • Analysis
  • Audience building
  • Content analysis
  • Funnel analysis
  • Revenue reporting
  • Acquisition reports
  • Engagement reports
  • Monetization reports
  • Real-time activity reports
  • Explorations (free-form, funnel, path, cohort, segment overlap, user exploration)
  • Quota-based limits
  • Sampling when query volume exceeds limits
  • Higher limits in Google Analytics 360
  • Governance controls in Google Analytics 360
  • Enterprise support in Google Analytics 360
  • Custom access controls
  • Sub-properties
  • Roll-up properties
  • Automatic custom tables
RatingsG2: 4.5/5, TrustRadius: 8.3/10
  • G2Google Analytics4.5/5 · 6,802
    Source Checked September 8, 2026
  • TrustRadiusGoogle Analytics8.3/10 · 4,007
    Source Checked September 8, 2026

Customer ratings from the linked platforms, separate from our recommendations. Scores and counts can change; each platform uses its own review process.

Integrations & connectionsHow Google Analytics fits into your workflow

Google Ads, Search Ads 360, Display & Video 360, Google Cloud / BigQuery export, Google Search Console, Google Ad Manager, AdMob, Google Play, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Google Tag Manager, Tag Manager 360, Admin API

Platforms & availabilityWebsites · Mobile apps · Third-party systems via Measurement Protocol

Google

Free plan: Available. Free trial: Not verified.

Cost considerationsBilling, usage limits and additional fees

Standard GA4 has no subscription charge. Analytics 360 requires a sales quote; no fixed public price was verified. BigQuery storage or querying, paid connectors and implementation services can create separate costs. GA4 quotas vary by feature. Legacy Universal Analytics hit limits are excluded because they do not describe the current product.

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Sources & Verification

Checked September 9, 2026 · 6 sources · View sources

Provider facts and pricing are separate from our editorial assessments.