Clerion vs. Cloudflare Analytics
Cloudflare counts visits for free. Clerion tells you why the numbers moved.
Three things Cloudflare Analytics does not do
Clerion explains the numbers instead of only counting them
Clerion catches errors. Cloudflare does not
Two years of history instead of six months
Side by side
Price
Clerion $14/mo (Solo, 25k pageviews) up to $99/mo (Business, 1M pageviews)
Cloudflare Analytics Free
Free tier
Clerion No, 14-day trial (card required, $0 for 14 days)
Cloudflare Analytics Yes, free
Cookies
Clerion None
Cloudflare Analytics None
Consent banner
Clerion Not needed
Cloudflare Analytics Not needed
Open source
Clerion No
Cloudflare Analytics No
Hosting
Clerion EU infrastructure
Cloudflare Analytics Cloudflare, global
Best for
Clerion Founders and small teams with no analyst, who want the interpretation done for them rather than another dashboard to read.
Cloudflare Analytics Side projects and anyone who only needs to know how many people visited and roughly where from.
Watch out for
Clerion It is built for site-wide traffic and growth questions. If you need programmatic event pipelines for a complex product funnel, a dedicated product-analytics tool fits better.
Cloudflare Analytics No custom events, goals or funnels, and history is limited. It answers one question and stops there.
Read from each vendor’s own pages, July 2026.
What a visit count leaves out
Maybe an error broke checkout for some of them. Maybe your best page has had a broken meta description for weeks. Cloudflare showed you 800 visitors. Clerion's job is to notice the rest and say which one matters most.
When Cloudflare Analytics is still the right tool
If you are already on Cloudflare and want free, zero-setup counts, use it. It works. The moment you ask why signups dropped, Clerion earns its place.
Switching from Cloudflare Analytics
Cloudflare Web Analytics has no export, so Clerion starts from the day you paste the line. The dashboard is live the moment the first visitor arrives. You can leave Cloudflare's beacon in place. The two do not conflict.