Pros & Cons Comparison
How do they rack up to your specified needs?
Mainly web | Monthly active users <10K | Events (monthly) per avg. user <50 | Individual user tracking required | Certain tolerance for developers allocation
Pros:
- Top of the line visualization tool for analyzing user behaviors for both web and mobile products.
- A perfect fit for all of your requirements
- Price gradually scales by your requirements
- Will most likely be less expensive than others
- Excellent cross platform tracking
Cons:- Weak when it comes to comparing new vs. returning users
- Lacks user life-cycle tracking features
- No qualitative data: heatmaps, session recording
- No long has built-in engagement capacities (messaging, pop-ups, etc')
Pros:
- Top of the line visualization tool for user behavior
- Excellent web, mobile and cross platform tracking
- A bit more advanced retention views
- Better prediction tools included in the basic plan
Cons:- Will most likely be more expensive
- Pricing by event is more difficult to predict
- Does not allow setting up super-properties (vs. Mixpanel)
Pros:
- Autotracking - Fastest and simplest implementation - Begins tracking all event immediately
- Very little dependency on developers and low cost of implementation and maintenance
- Retroactive back fill - forgot to define an event? Define now and see it on all historic data as well
- Effort analysis - automatically shows what users do between funnel steps
Cons:- Visualization is less advanced than Mixpanel and Amplitude
- Data overload
- Autotracking is very limited for mobile apps
- A bit more expensive than Mixpanel
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Prices - monthly
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