We chose Amplitude because they have a good free version, though we’re probably going to upgrade. I joined the company and they were already using it.

We were using Mixpanel but the product seems to be stagnant. I haven’t seen many features update recently. Amplitude instead has a lot of great predictive and machine learning features.

Amplitude is cool because it makes things simple to set up and start collecting. You can set up tracking on it without having to create brand new integrations.

We needed more detailed used tracking so we adopted Amplitude. Amplitude detects the user flow entry point and exit point on our application. The price point is very reasonable.

Our product teams uses Amplitude. They are happy with it. They have a really large free tier.

Amplitude is the go-to tool for us. It’s great overall, but it’s very expensive. To do anything very powerful, like SQL queries, it's super expensive. We try to limit our usage, but Amplitude is very addictive. Once you start saving and bookmarking your queries, you’re locked in.

Amplitude is a little smaller but has similar features to Mixpanel.

We use Amplitude to measure a set of indicators. (KPI’s)

We are thinking of switching to Amplitude from Mixpanel--we feel that they have better stats, and are more aligned with Google Analytics.

Amplitude has a really good product that’s easy to use. It has very good onboarding and a high event limit. We have a lot of event traffic, so it’s important to prevent the software from getting super expensive. They do cohort analysis really well, better than Mixpanel and better than Kissmetrics. It does a lot out of the box.

We’re now on Amplitude, and so far, so good. There’s a lot of flexibility with what you can analyze. Speed is the big differentiator; it’s super fast for queries and results. And it’s super cheap. It’s a very good match for us.

I like Amplitude better than Mixpanel. The UI is a lot cleaner. There are a few features we had to build ourselves that are too expensive through Amplitude, like cohort analysis. The amount of free events we get are much higher in Amplitude, so we don’t have to use Mixpanel too much anymore. Mixpanel is also not as feature rich as Amplitude.

We tried Mixpanel but we stopped because it got too expensive. Switching to Amplitude saved us thousands of dollars per month.

Amplitude is pretty straight forward and the UI is really nice and clean. The pricing is also very competitive for a business in our stage.

Along with Metabase, we use a suite of tools for collecting data; mainly an-house system, Google Analytics, and Segment. Amplitude, Mixpanel, Branch are also used to varying degrees.

We’re going to move from Mixpanel to Amplitude. For the most part, it’s about pricing, but the Amplitude team seems to be very aggressive on features. And from what I hear from the tech community, it’s easier to record user data with Amplitude. I’m also not too happy with the Mixpanel core, it makes it hard to see what a group of users is doing.

We are huge fans of Amplitude! We track many specific events and we put lots of folks in Amplitude for tracking purposes. It allows us to slice and dice what’s going on, which really helps to drive product development.

We’re currently using Amplitude and Kissmetrics in parallel; we’re trying to figure out which works better for our needs.

We use Amplitude for basic usage metrics.

We love the flexibility and personalization of Amplitude.