I think that could actually be a problem. NOYB, a nonprofit GDPR watchdog in Austria, has firmly set its sights in enforcement on Google Analytics and Facebook/Twitter buttons because they are easy to remove. I think small mom&pop shops would have to go back to getting analytics via web server logs. Even small hosters like https://www.dogado.de/website/hosting (wanted to actually link to CampusSpeicher but they seem to have been acquired) offer this (see under Highlights > Website-Statistiken).

To be clear, NOYB allows 60 days after notification for removal (instead of 30 allowed by the law) before complaining to the national data protection agency and even then agencies rarely give out serious fines if you are ready to comply and did not grossly misuse the data, at least in Sweden: https://www.enforcementtracker.com.