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I liked it very much as a non-tech founder that is not quite sure how to define some events on KissMetrics and regret not having qualified a particular form of
by soneca 14y ago
I liked it very much as a non-tech founder that is not quite sure how to define some events on KissMetrics and regret not having qualified a particular form of sign up as an event before.
Comparing prices though, a question: is every visitor of my site a new "user" for you? If it so, then my monthly average events for user would be very low, then an "event based" pricing would be better for me than a "user based" pricing.
Comparing prices with KissMetrics, my guess is KM would be cheaper for me with an average of 3 events per visitor. But if your "user" entity doesn't consider, at least, the ones that bounced, then maybe is a good deal.
- raviparikh 14y agoThis is a really good point and something we thought about when constructing the pricing model. Right now we're not a very affordable option for sites with a lot of bounced traffic or low amounts of user interaction. However we'll soon be amending our prices to better accomodate customers such as yourself.
- soneca 14y agoIn my case, if you just say "we don't count bouncing visitors as users", tchanananam!! you just became the perfect analytics tool for me. Even still considering that I have a lot of users that just click once and leave. Please, consider it. PS: "tchanananam" is a brazilian expression onomatopoeia when there is a punch line revelation...