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Saying it's a Google analytics alternative is quite far stretched. It doesn't have any user journey but only entry and exit, no A/B testing, no heatmap for cli
by mekster 5y ago
Saying it's a Google analytics alternative is quite far stretched.
It doesn't have any user journey but only entry and exit, no A/B testing, no heatmap for click and scrolls.
If it doesn't provide any actionable intels, you don't call that analytics but just a counter.
Check Countly's intro video on what analytics is. Though the base is open source, most of its analytics features are behind enterprise edition.
https://youtu.be/sQCUNSzfEW8 https://youtu.be/sQCUNSzfEW8
For an open source solution, you might want to look at PostHog instead. (But paid plans exist for some features.)
- mritchie712 5y agoWhen I logged into Google Analytics, I really only wanted to see: - # of visitors / sessions over time - where those people were coming from After that, most of GA's features were wasted on me. Plausible has the two things above, so for me it's a valid alternative.