Deploy-aware measurement
The product tags each deploy and compares before-and-after metrics so you can see whether a change moved the needle.
Staats
Staats is dashboard-less site analytics for coding agents. It helps developers measure deploys, inspect traffic changes, and ask performance questions in chat without using a traditional analytics dashboard.
What Staats does
Staats is dashboard-less site analytics built for coding agents. Instead of sending you to charts, it lets an MCP-enabled agent measure deploys, notice traffic changes, and answer questions about site performance inside the chat where you are already working.
The product is aimed at developers who want their agent to keep watch over production sites. Setup is described as a one-command connection plus a small script tag, after which the agent can tag deploys, instrument events, surface anomalies, and summarize traffic with evidence.
Core capabilities
Change and anomaly detection
It surfaces traffic surges, viral social spikes, and referrer anomalies with context so an agent can point out what changed.
In-chat analytics
You can ask about visitors, top referrers, and conversions directly in Claude or Cursor instead of switching to a separate analytics tab.
Low-friction event tracking
A data-track attribute can be added to buttons or links, and the docs also mention window.track() for custom triggers.
Drop-off funnel analysis
The site journey view maps visitors from landing page to checkout and highlights where funnels leak.
Cookieless, lightweight tracking
The tracker script is about 1.5 KB, uses no cookies, and is designed to run alongside other analytics tools.
Practical ways to use Staats
Check whether a release moved metrics
Use Staats after a deploy to confirm whether visitor volume, signups, or other measured activity changed, and let the agent compare before-and-after performance.
Investigate spikes and referrer changes
Ask the agent where a traffic spike came from when a post, referral source, or unexpected link sends a sudden burst of visitors.
Add event tracking during development
Instrument buttons, links, or other actions while building a feature so tracking is added as part of the implementation work rather than as a separate analytics task.
Review conversion leaks in a funnel
Follow a funnel from landing page to checkout to find the step where visitors drop off and decide what to improve next.
Manage a small portfolio of sites
Keep several side projects or apps under one account key and compare them from the same agent workflow.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lets an agent act as the analytics interface, which reduces the need to interpret charts manually.
- Supports setup in roughly two steps: connect the agent, then add the script tag.
- Uses a small tracker script with no cookies and no IP logging.
- Works alongside existing analytics tools instead of forcing a replacement.
- Provides CSV export and a delete path for users who want to move or remove data.
Cons
- The public pricing page linked from the site currently returns a 404, so plan details are not visible there.
- Most of the product experience depends on an MCP-compatible coding agent rather than a traditional web dashboard.
FAQ
How does Staats show analytics if there is no dashboard?
You connect Staats through its MCP setup, then install the tracker script on each site. After that, you can ask questions in your coding agent’s chat and receive traffic summaries, changes, and suggested next steps there.
Which coding agents or clients does it support?
The getting started guide says Staats works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and raw MCP URLs. The home page also mentions VS Code clients such as Roo Code, Cline, and Copilot.
Does Staats use cookies or require a cookie banner?
The tracker script is about 1.5 KB, sets no cookies, stores zero PII, and does not require a GDPR cookie banner. The home page also says it does not log IP addresses.
Can Staats run alongside existing analytics tools?
Yes. The home page says the script can live alongside Google Analytics, PostHog, or Plausible, so you can start with one project without replacing your current setup.
Can I export or remove my data?
The docs say every site has a full CSV export in the dashboard, and deleting a site or account removes data immediately and permanently.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool / Site Analytics
- Primary interface
- MCP-connected coding agent chat
- Tracking model
- Cookieless script with zero PII stored
- Setup path
- One-line agent connection plus script tag
- Supported clients mentioned
- Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, VS Code clients
- Source domain
- staats.ai
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