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Seems like this is in response to competitors offering raw access to the data. e.g. https://amplitude.com/sql-queries https://amplitude.com/sql-queries https
by ffumarola 10y ago
Seems like this is in response to competitors offering raw access to the data.
e.g.
https://amplitude.com/sql-queries https://amplitude.com/sql-queries
https://segment.com/redshift https://segment.com/redshift
etc
- rch 10y ago> Mixpanel lets you pull your data out at any time https://mixpanel.com/docs/api-documentation/data-export-api https://mixpanel.com/docs/api-documentation/data-export-api
- dataminded 10y agoSimilar but very different. Segment and Amplitude manage the ETL and database for you. No development or maintenace required on your end.
- rch 10y agoGranted, but when we're talking about access to raw data then that's actually what I want.
- georgewfraser 10y agoMy company (Fivetran YC W2013) will sync your mixpanel data to Redshift, Postgres, or Snowflake using the mixpanel API.
- rch 10y agoIt's not something I need at the moment, but happy to take a look. Thanks!