Switch from Fathom
Switch from Fathom — same simplicity, more answers
Fathom nailed simple, private analytics. Sleek keeps that exact promise — cookieless, banner-free, one tiny script — and layers on what growing sites end up needing: revenue attribution, funnels, AI chat over your data, and Core Web Vitals.
No credit card required · Under 1 KB script · Cookieless
Why teams switch from Fathom
Grow past pageviews
When "how many visitors" turns into "which pages drive paying customers", Fathom stops short. Sleek connects your payment provider and attributes revenue right in your analytics.
Ask questions in plain language
Sleek's AI assistant answers questions like "what changed this week?" or "which referrer converts best?" directly from your data — no report building.
Performance and behavior in one place
Core Web Vitals, funnels, visitor-level realtime, and a live globe come standard — you stop needing a second tool next to your analytics.
Sleek vs Fathom
| Feature | Sleek | Fathom |
|---|---|---|
| Chat with your data (AI) | — | |
| Revenue attribution | — | |
| Conversion funnels | — | |
| Core Web Vitals | — | |
| Visitor-level realtime | Partial | |
| Weekly digest report | ||
| Cookieless tracking | ||
| No consent banner | ||
| Public dashboard | ||
| Script size | < 1 KB | ~2 KB |
How to switch
- 1
Create your Sleek account
Sign up and add your site — every new workspace starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
- 2
Add the snippet
Drop one script tag under 1 KB into your <head>. It works with every framework and SPA route changes are tracked automatically.
- 3
Compare side by side
Run Fathom and Sleek together for a few days. Both are cookieless, so numbers should track closely — differences are usually bot filtering.
- 4
Remove the Fathom script
Export any Fathom reports you want to archive, then drop the old snippet. Your Sleek history builds from the day you installed it.
Common questions
Can I import my Fathom history?
Not currently — imports are supported for Plausible exports today. Your Fathom account keeps your history; export CSVs there if you want an archive, and Sleek records everything from installation onward.
Is Sleek as privacy-friendly as Fathom?
The posture is the same: no cookies, no consent banner needed, no raw IPs stored in your analytics events, tiny script. Switching does not weaken the privacy story you tell your visitors.
Will my visitor counts match Fathom's?
Closely, but not exactly — every tool counts uniques and filters bots slightly differently. Run both in parallel for a few days to see the delta before you commit.
What does Sleek cost?
Plans start at $9/month with 50k events and 3 sites, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card up front. Annual billing brings Starter down to $5/month.
Ready to leave Fathom behind?
14-day free trial, no credit card. Install one tiny script and see your first visitors within a minute.