Skomi for indie makers

A free plan that does not expire and takes no card. One site with a small allowance. Not a trial with a clock on it. If your project stays small, it stays free.

No cookie banner to build. Nothing is stored on the visitor's device, so there is no consent flow to write, no library to add, and nothing to maintain on a project you touch once a month.

One script, three products. Traffic, heatmaps and recordings, and a feedback widget come from the same tag and the same allowance. The alternative is three accounts, three scripts and three renewal dates for a project earning nothing yet.

A launch day you can watch live. Live view shows what is happening now, which on the one day it matters is the only report anybody looks at.

An MCP server. Ask the numbers in a sentence from your editor instead of learning a dashboard. There is a page about it, and for a solo maker it is often the difference between checking and not bothering.

The demo needs no signup. Traffic, heatmaps, recordings and feedback are all running on a real shop and a real app before you decide anything.

Start on the free plan and skip the card. There is nothing to unlock later; the paid plans are more allowance, not more product.

Install once with the snippet, or use the guide for whatever you built it on: Next.js, Astro, WordPress and the rest are all a paste and a deploy.

Exclude yourself. On a small site your own visits are a meaningful share of the numbers, and excluding traffic takes a minute.

Set a spend cap before you post anywhere. The day you need it is the day you will not be watching.

Turn on the traffic alert. A quiet project that suddenly has traffic is either a launch or somebody forging hits, and both are worth knowing about within the hour.