Changes to Jetpack Stats for Commercial Sites

Following the release of the all-new Jetpack Stats, we’re continuing to build new paths to get you all the data you need to strengthen your business and site. To support the sustainability of our new product team, we’re introducing some changes to how commercial sites are charged.

Going forward, commercial sites will pay for Jetpack Stats based on the amount of traffic they receive. This has been established as the standard for Stats products, and we think it is the most equitable, ensuring that you only pay more if your site grows. Personal sites will remain free.

Introductory rate for 2023

To smooth the transition, we are offering the lowest tier of $10 per month for all commercial sites throughout 2023. We hope this will allow ample time to adjust to the changes.

What is a commercial site?

In its simplest terms, a commercial site is one that you try to make money from. This most commonly includes selling a product or service or showing ads or affiliate links. For more detail, check out our support page.

Personal sites are still free

We’re excited to share that personal sites are staying free. If you don’t attempt to make money from your site, continue using Jetpack Stats for free as you do today.

If you get value from Jetpack Stats, feel free to pay any amount to unlock upcoming advanced features and priority support. We’ve used this pricing structure with Akismet, and based on our experience, we believe this is the fairest way to provide our products to the world while limiting paid plans to those with more ability to pay.

Thank you for your continued support and trust in Jetpack Stats. We believe that these changes will enable us to provide a better Stats experience while preserving the values that make the open web so exceptional.

Rob Pugh

Rob is the Marketing Lead for Jetpack. He has worked in marketing and product development for more than 15 years, primarily at Automattic, Mailchimp, and UPS. Since studying marketing at Penn State and Johns Hopkins University, he’s focused on delivering products that delight people and solve real problems.