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The main differences are that we're only doing product analytics and are focused on building a product for B2B SaaS companies. Our users are product/engineers/s
by 0xferruccio 3y ago
The main differences are that we're only doing product analytics and are focused on building a product for B2B SaaS companies. Our users are product/engineers/sales/success people looking at product usage and are too small for A/B tests to make sense.
Posthog's value prop is that it's all-in-one, it's open-source and it's built for engineers.
Additionally, in my experience when a company wants to self-host their analytics June, Amplitude or Mixpanel aren't even considered as an option and Posthog is the go-to tool.
As much as our products cover similar use cases, in the day to day we don't really see much overlap in terms of target customers