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Raah.dev

Revenue analytics and real-user API monitoring in one dashboard

Raah.dev is an analytics tool for Developers and Small businesses, offered as freemium ($9/mo). Popular alternatives include Plausible Analytics, PostHog, Adjust.

About Raah.dev

Raah.dev is a revenue analytics and real-user observability tool built by Studio1, a technical content studio for developer tools, with Mr. Ånand and Arindam Majumder as its Product Hunt makers. One lightweight script shows which visits lead to payments and, in the same dashboard, where page speed, API latency or errors hurt real users.

User Analytics covers visitors, journeys, funnels, retention, channels and revenue attribution. Stripe connects with a restricted read key, and other providers send payments from your backend. Network Observability times real API calls by region, ISP and browser phase, alongside Core Web Vitals. Email alerts, webhooks on paid plans, hosted status pages and a limited-availability MCP server are included. Free covers 1 site and 100K events, Pro raises that to 5 sites and 1M events, and Premium to 10 sites and 5M events.

It suits indie hackers and small SaaS teams that want revenue and performance data together. Plausible and Umami are more mature privacy-first web analytics with no performance monitoring, and PostHog offers deeper product analytics and session replay. Raah is very young, Stripe is the only native payment integration, Slack alerts are still upcoming and there is no general REST API.

On November 1, 2026 Raah.dev launched on Product Hunt and finished #10 of the day, presenting itself as revenue analytics plus real-user observability for humans and AI agents. MCP access is still limited. Buying tip: the free plan covers one real project, so test it before paying for Pro.

Key features of Raah.dev

  • Revenue attribution that ties confirmed payments to visits
  • Funnels, journeys, retention and channel quality reports
  • Real-user API latency and errors by region, ISP and browser phase
  • Core Web Vitals and third-party script monitoring
  • Stripe connection via restricted key plus server-side payment events
  • Email alerts on latency, errors and traffic, webhooks on paid plans
  • Hosted public status pages with uptime monitors
  • MCP server in limited availability for Cursor, Claude Code and Codex

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Revenue and performance data side by side in one tool
  • Single script setup with no SDK or build step
  • Generous free plan with 100K events a month
  • Low paid prices starting at $9 a month
  • ISP-level diagnostics rarely found in simple analytics tools

Cons

  • Very young product with a short track record
  • Stripe is the only native payment integration
  • Slack alerts are still marked as upcoming
  • No general REST API and MCP is in limited availability
  • AI messages are capped at 10 a month on Free

Raah.dev pricing

Raah.dev uses a freemium model.

PlanPriceIncludes
Free$01 site, 100K events and requests/mo, 30-day retention
Pro$9 / mo5 sites, 1M events, 90-day retention, 3 uptime monitors
Premium$25 / mo10 sites, 5M events, 365-day retention, custom status domain

Source: raah.dev · checked on Nov 3, 2026

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How Raah.dev compares in Analytics

Rank by votes
#1 / 45

0 votes from members

Starting price
$9

55% below the category median ($20/mo)

Free alternatives
7

Free or open-source tools in Analytics

Raah.dev ranks #1 of 45 analytics tools by community votes and is priced below most tools in the category.

Common use cases

  1. 1Seeing which traffic channels produce paying SaaS customers
  2. 2Spotting slow APIs that hurt conversion in specific regions
  3. 3Monitoring Core Web Vitals for a marketing site
  4. 4Running a public status page for a small product
  5. 5Letting a coding agent check real-user performance through MCP

Best for

Indie hackers and small SaaS teams that want revenue attribution and real-user performance data in one cheap dashboard.

Not ideal for

Teams that need mature product analytics, session replay or full backend APM (PostHog, Plausible).

Integrations

  • Stripe
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Vue
  • Astro
  • SvelteKit
  • WordPress
  • Google Tag Manager

Our take

Raah.dev is an inexpensive way to connect revenue with real-user performance, which few lightweight analytics tools do. Start on the free plan with one site and Stripe connected, and move to Pro only when you need more sites, longer retention or uptime monitors.

FAQ

What is Raah.dev?
Raah.dev is a revenue analytics and real-user API monitoring in one dashboard.
How much does Raah.dev cost?
Raah.dev uses a Freemium model; paid plans start at $9 per month.
What are the best alternatives to Raah.dev?
Community-listed alternatives to Raah.dev include Plausible Analytics, PostHog, Adjust, AppsFlyer.
What does Raah.dev integrate with?
Raah.dev integrates with Stripe, Next.js, React, Vue, Astro, SvelteKit and more.
Which platforms does Raah.dev support?
Raah.dev is available on web.
Who is Raah.dev for?
Indie hackers and small SaaS teams that want revenue attribution and real-user performance data in one cheap dashboard.

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