
In order to maximise your marketing efforts, you need the most complete and accurate data possible. With Ringside you get complete visibility of those users who opt-in to tracking (full fat Ringside, cookies included!), and valuable, aggregate insights for those users who do not. You don't want tracking cookies? We won't set them.
* Users without JavaScript will not be covered. Studies suggest this accounts for only ~0.2% of users.

The proportion of website visitors that consent to tracking varies wildly from sector to sector, but industry averages indicate that typically only 75% of web visitors opt-in (or accept) tracking, which presents a huge measurement problem for marketers.
Unlike other analytics platforms, Ringside counts and captures aggregated data for visitors who opt-out of tracking, or are “undecided” (i.e. neither accept, nor decline tracking) in a way that focuses on consent and completely respects user privacy.
This means you get access to all of your marketing data – including that which has historically been lost thanks to opt-outs and ‘hard bounces’.
No sampling — just complete and reliable data for making informed decision-making.
Questions? Drop us a note using the form below and let's chat.

Traditional analytics software packages only record bounces for users that accept cookies. Bounced users that don't accept cookies (at Ringside we call these hard bounces) are NOT recorded.
With Ringside’s cookieless tracking, we record hard bounces too – visitors who land on your site, but leave without interacting with your cookie banner.
Hard bounces are invisible with traditional analytics. Now you can see them.
And they're probably costing you more than you think, for example:
Want to know your hard bounce rate? Let's chat.
“This is the best and most honest ‘cookieless’ tracking implementation I’ve ever seen. You’ve really thought about this.”
From a conversation with an In-House Privacy Counsel, June 2025
We believe that when it comes to tracking, consent should be actively sought, and site visitors’ preferences should be respected – not just because legislation requires it, but because it’s the right thing to do.
This is how we handle consent with respect to tracking site visitors:
A user consents to tracking
We set a functional cookie that records the user’s preference, and a cookie with a pseudonymous identifier to track the user’s activity.
A user declines tracking
We set a functional cookie to store user preferences, and only collect aggregate counts of page views and events, never tied to individuals.
A user neither consents to, nor declines tracking
Without explicit consent, we treat these “undecided” users in the same way as those who actively decline tracking (i.e. we do not assign an identifier, and revert to simple counting).
For further information on how we handle data collection within Ringside check out our Privacy, Consent & Cookies page.
If you want to know more about how Ringside works with, or without cookies, drop us a note using the form below and we'll get something into the diary.