Plausible Analytics in AI answers for Indian buyers

In Nov 2026 we asked AI assistants 5 questions an Indian buyer asks about product analytics. Plausible Analytics was named in 2 of them: 2 from memory, 0 searching the web.

Asked on 9 November 2026 through the APIs · from memory: Claude Haiku (Anthropic) and GPT-4o mini (OpenAI), with no web search · searching the web: Claude Haiku + web search (Anthropic), one search per answer, asked 10 November 2026 · Answers change from day to day and month to month; this is one run.

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Where it is named

Category	From memory	Searching the web	Usual place
Product analytics	2 of 5	0 of 5	#4

Questions of that category in which an assistant named Plausible Analytics: answering from memory (no web search), and after one web search. A category with 0 in both is where we expected it (our directory lists it there) and it was not named.

The 2 questions that name Plausible Analytics

Free or cheap product analytics for an Indian SaaS startup? (Product analytics)
GPT-4o mini, from memory: #6
Product analytics that can be self-hosted in India for data rules? (Product analytics)
GPT-4o mini, from memory: #4

#N is its place among the products that answer names, in the order it first mentions them.

Who is named instead

In the 13 answers of this category that did not name Plausible Analytics: the first three names of each answer, and in how many answers.

Mixpanel · 11
PostHog · 10
Amplitude · 9
Google Analytics 4 · 2
Heap · 2
Countly · 1
Firebase Analytics · 1
Matomo · 1

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How this was made

Each question was sent once to each assistant, with no company named in the question. From memory: Claude Haiku and GPT-4o mini, through their APIs with no web search and no tools — each answers from what it learned in training. Searching the web: Claude Haiku + web search, through the API with one web search allowed per answer (results from India) — it reads pages found that day, as the ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity apps can. We read the names each answer lists, in order (MONEY-7 reader), and count a tool from our directory as named when the answer names it. Answers change from day to day; this is one dated run. The full method and all 30 categories.