Plausible Analytics · Version history
Plausible Analytics changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.6.4
- Oct 22, 2026 (18 days ago)
- Releases
- 54
- since 2020
- In the last year
- 16
- about one every 22 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.2 or later
Releases each year
- 20203 releases
- 20213 releases
- 20222 releases
- 20239 releases
- 202415 releases
- 20259 releases
- 202613 releases
202613 releases
Plausible Analytics 2.6.4Latest
- Improved: the proxy now also forwards the visitor’s Accept-Language and User-Agent Client Hints (Sec-CH-UA*) headers to Plausible Analytics, so its bot detection works for proxied requests, too.
- Fixed: on sites using WPML (or another multilingual plugin) with a directory per language, the Domain Name could be pre-filled with the language directory included (e.g. example.com/fr), which made the Plugin Token show as invalid.
- Fixed: for user roles that aren’t tracked (administrators by default), some integrations still loaded the tracker without initializing it, which caused a “window.plausible is not a function” error, e.g. on search results, 404 and checkout pages. They no longer load anything for those roles.
- Fixed: events sent from the server (WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads add to cart, remove from cart and EDD checkout, and Contact Form 7 and Gravity Forms submissions) were also sent for user roles that aren’t tracked.
- Changed: logged-in users without a role on the site (e.g. multisite super admins visiting a subsite) are no longer tracked, as none of their roles is enabled under “Track analytics for user roles”. Previously they were tracked like logged-out visitors.
Plausible Analytics 2.6.3
- Improved: the tracker script now loads asynchronously (like Plausible Analytics’ own snippet) instead of deferred, so it can no longer hold up the rest of the page when it can’t be reached.
- Added: Hummingbird compatibility. Its Asset Optimization and Delay JavaScript no longer touch the plugin’s scripts, which could cause a “plausible is not a function” error (e.g. on search results pages).
- Fixed: with the proxy enabled, the locally hosted tracker script kept loading from the site’s previous location after moving the site to another host, domain or path. If the old server was offline, pages could hang while waiting for it. The script’s location now follows the site automatically.
- Improved: when the locally hosted tracker script is missing (e.g. after moving the site without its uploads), it’s loaded from Plausible Analytics until it’s downloaded again, which now happens right away instead of on the next daily run.
Plausible Analytics 2.6.2
- Important! This release rebuilds the WooCommerce (and EDD) purchase funnel for sites using WPML with a translated product base. If you built your own funnels using the same goals, please rebuild them after installing this update.
- Added: TranslatePress “different domain per language” (Multiple Domains) compatibility. Each language domain can be mapped to its own Plausible Analytics dashboard, just like WPML.
- Added: WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce (WooCommerce Multilingual) compatibility.
- Fixed: the view-product goal now targets the URL each language is served under (e.g., /es/producto*), including a translated product base, so product pageviews are no longer missed in non-default languages. Existing purchase funnels whose first step targets a path that’s no longer served are recrea…
- Improved: the WooCommerce add-to-cart, remove-from-cart, checkout, and purchase events now include a currency property, so they can be broken down by the currency they were placed in. The purchase event uses the currency the order was placed in.
- Fixed: in “domain per language” mode, the proxy endpoint and the locally cached tracker script were loaded from the default domain, which could cause CORS errors on the other language domains.
- Fixed: Plugin Tokens for language domains whose key contains an underscore (e.g., TranslatePress’ nl_NL) were stored under a stripped key, which meant they were never read back.
- Fixed: goal, event and funnel names (e.g. “Woo Complete Purchase”) were translatable, so a translation update could start sending events under new names, splitting each goal’s data and stopping revenue from being recorded. They’re now always sent in English. On French sites, where these names were…
- Tested with WP 7.1.
Plausible Analytics 2.6.1
- Added: info icons linking to the documentation for Cloaked Affiliate Links, Query Parameters, View Your Stats in Your WordPress Dashboard, Track Analytics for User Roles, Show Stats Dashboard to Additional User Roles, and Disable Menu in Toolbar.
- Fixed: the Getting Started Guide’s Next button would stay disabled after entering (or pasting) a Plugin Token.
Plausible Analytics 2.6.0
- Added: WPML “domain per language” compatibility.
- Improved: Cloaked Affiliate Links and Query Params now have their own settings sections. Enhanced Measurements are now displayed in two columns.
- Fixed: if Permalinks > Custom Base was previously modified with WooCommerce enabled, the view-product goal would wrongfully get a second leading slash.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.8
- Fixed: only load author/category pageview props on posts.
- Improved: hardened Proxy Speed Module, to make sure it doesn’t disable plugins on non-proxy requests.
- Improved: don’t load JS tracking code if no API token is entered.
- Added: suggested content for Privacy Policy
- Fixed: must-use Speed Module would cause fatal errors in wp-admin on multisite networks when Proxy was enabled.
- Tested with WP 7.0.
- Several code improvements submitted by @masteradhoc. Thanks for your contributions!
Plausible Analytics 2.5.7
- Improved: the JS tracking code now contains some widely used attributes to make sure its excluded from optimization by JS minification plugins, e.g. WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, etc.
- Fixed: a timed out call to the Plausible API would lock up the admin screen for 120 seconds. Timeouts are now lowered to 5-10 seconds.
- Added: Select All toggles to toggle lists in the Settings screen.
- Improved: toggle lists showing (custom) user roles, are now divided in 2 columns.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.6
- Fixed: users with a valid API token would get a notice that the Plugin token should be entered.
- Fixed: users still on PHP 7.4 would get an error when enabling/disabling the Proxy.
- Fixed: a minor XSS vulnerability in the Options API.
- Fixed: in some cases, settings could get corrupted when saving.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.5
- Fixed: a typo would cause users with a valid API token to get a notice that the Plugin token should be entered.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.4
- Improved: added a separate notice for Cloud users that haven’t entered the Plugin token yet.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.3
- Fixed: display a notice to CE users that haven’t entered the Plugin token yet.
- Fixed: a critical error would occur if the entered Plugin token was invalid.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.2
- Fixed: CE users still using a self-hosted version without Plugins API support would get a critical error after updating to 2.5.1.
Plausible Analytics 2.5.1
- Migrated: this plugin now uses the new tracking code.
- Improved: the Custom Events option is now on by default.
- Removed: IE compatibility.
- Improved: PHP 8.5 compatibility (not fully tested yet)
20259 releases
Plausible Analytics 2.5.0
- Improved: PHP 8.4 compatibility
- Added: Query Parameters option to Enhanced Measurements
- Improved: Search Queries now also shows on which page the search was triggered.
Plausible Analytics 2.4.2
- Fixed: some instances would get an Uncaught Error: call to undefined function get_plugin_data() error.
Plausible Analytics 2.4.1
- Tested with WP 6.9
- Improved: version meta tag is no longer displayed by default, to clean up HTML.
- Added: compatibility for TranslatePress.
Plausible Analytics 2.4.0
- Added: Cloaked Affiliate Link tracking feature.
- Improved: Custom Events, Hash based routing, and IE compatibility are now grouped under a new Advanced Options section.
- Improved: Enhanced Measurements 404, File Downloads, Outbound Links, Form Completions, and Search Queries are now enabled by default on new installs.
Plausible Analytics 2.3.3
- Added: W3 Total Cache compatibility.
- Improved: WP Rocket compatibility (exclude our script from Delay JS setting)
- Added: User logged in/out status tracking.
Plausible Analytics 2.3.2
- Tested with WP 6.8.
- Added: Search Queries can now be enabled for Growth plans.
Plausible Analytics 2.3.1
- Fixed: cronjob which updated JS library when Proxy enabled, didn’t register properly.
- Added: support for add to cart tracking through direct links, e.g. yourdomain.com?add-to-cart=1
- Improved: added Gravity Forms compatibility to Form Completions enhanced measurement.
- Improved: only rewrite JS script’s ID attribute if IE compatibility is enabled.
- Added: auto-enable customer user role tracking if EDD/WC is installed and Revenue tracking is enabled.
- Added: features not available in plan are now disabled accordingly.
Plausible Analytics 2.3.0
- Improved: Domain Name is now validated before it’s stored in the database.
- Added: Easy Digital Downloads integration, which will automatically be enabled when Ecommerce Revenue is enabled.
- Fixed: WooCommerce integration didn’t work properly in multisite environments and environments with non-default permalink structures.
- Fixed: Domain Name’s with more than 1 subdirectory couldn’t create tokens, because it would result in a 404 in the opened window.
- Fixed: Single quotes and ampersands would break syntax in JS on WC product pages
Plausible Analytics 2.2.0
- Fixed: N/A in CE edition message wasn’t shown properly when certain options were toggled. Fixed: Create Plugin Token message was removed when View Stats was disabled. Fixed: when toggling options, some messages in the Settings screen were duplicated. Added: new enhanced measurement – Form Completio…
202415 releases
Plausible Analytics 2.1.4
- Improved: when no token was entered, the API client would keep trying to verify the connection. This is now fixed.
- Fixed: When “Authors and categoreis” was enabled, HTML would break if a taxonomy name contained a apostrophe.
- Fixed: A typo in the 404 tracking script, caused it to malfunction.
Plausible Analytics 2.1.3
- Fixed: WooCommerce integration would cause JS conflicts with certain Gravity Forms add-ons.
- Fixed: PHP warning – undefined array key “product_id”.
- Fixed: numbers using thousands separators (999+) would receive the incorrect formatting in some locales.
Plausible Analytics 2.1.2
- Fixed: WooCommerce integration would cause JS conflicts with Raptive ads.
Plausible Analytics 2.1.1
Plausible Analytics 2.1.0
Plausible Analytics 2.0.9
Plausible Analytics 2.0.8
Plausible Analytics 2.0.7
Plausible Analytics 2.0.6
Plausible Analytics 2.0.5
Plausible Analytics 2.0.4
Plausible Analytics 2.0.3
Plausible Analytics 2.0.2
Plausible Analytics 2.0.1
Plausible Analytics 2.0.0
20239 releases
Plausible Analytics 1.3.6
Plausible Analytics 1.3.5
Plausible Analytics 1.3.4
Plausible Analytics 1.3.3
Plausible Analytics 1.3.2
Plausible Analytics 1.3.1
Plausible Analytics 1.3.0
Plausible Analytics 1.2.6
Plausible Analytics 1.2.5
20222 releases
Plausible Analytics 1.2.4
Plausible Analytics 1.2.3
20213 releases
Plausible Analytics 1.2.2
Plausible Analytics 1.2.1
Plausible Analytics 1.2.0
20203 releases
Plausible Analytics 1.1.0
Plausible Analytics 1.0.1
Plausible Analytics 1.0.0
Questions about Plausible Analytics’s releases
What is the latest version of Plausible Analytics?
2.6.4, released on Oct 22, 2026 (2 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.2 or later.
How often is Plausible Analytics updated?
16 releases in the last year, about one every 22 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2020.
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