Amplitude is arguably the leading product analytics platform, helping companies understand user behavior in mobile and web applications. It covers a broad set of metrics, so it's not only useful for product teams, but also marketing, engineering, and business as well.
It allows seeing any user path across multi-devices and multi-products at an aggregate and individual user level to understand the context and intent behind every action.
It’s extremely fast, and super easy for anyone in the business to use. I love that I can share ch...
Their analytics :) It really accelerates our time to insights as we don't need to write queries f...
Cohort analysis is the easiest I've ever seen it done.
It creates a home base for our analytics across teams.
Ability to be able to lift and shift analyses without needing to start from scratch.
There are limitations on some of the queries. For example grouping by the first time a user compl...
The pricing goes from free to really expensive very quickly. It’s not dishonest, just jarring whe...
The individual results table for any given report is hard to manipulate.
I wish it had slightly better visualizations.
Building and maintaining the data taxonomy
$5000/annum. We upgraded to Growth account for some custom reports, and negotiated down the price by 20% for annual…
$40k / year for 50mm events / month on the growth plan. They also included a few extra features as part of the…
We pay $90k for 22 billion events per year.
I believe that's over 40% discount for their base price.
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We work on a similar concept as Shopify, except for the Market Place concept, the Merchant brings the audience (called consumers from here on) to the platform and they are the ones who make the pur...
Google Analytics is great for seeing everything that happens on your site—though it’s hard to tie it into your user events and build a full picture of people’s interactions in your site and app. A...
Mixpanel, Amplitude and several others are more for B2C use cases. Coz of this, account level (usage at the company level) grouping is either very tough OR available only at their enterprise-level ...
Software’s not all that expensive when you buy one app for one person. It saves time and makes you money, and all’s well.
Then your team grows, and by the time you pay for G Suite, Slack, GitHub, and all your other work tools, software’s not such an innocent expense anymore. Pay $75 per person for…
