
Digital teams rely on quantitative data to make informed product decisions, yet understanding user drop-offs and feature engagement often requires stitching together disparate tools. This analytics platform solves that by unifying product analytics, marketing attribution, session replay, and user feedback into a single workspace. Product managers, engineers, and growth teams use it to map user journeys and eliminate retention bottlenecks.
Recent additions focus on AI-driven investigation and native developer workflows. By connecting directly to AI code editors via Model Context Protocol SDKs, developers can instrument event tracking without leaving their workspace. Automated root-cause analysis highlights why users drop off in conversion funnels, while session replays show exact friction points.
Positioned against competitors like Mixpanel and PostHog, the platform offers one of the most generous entry tiers in product analytics, allowing up to two million monthly events for free. Paid plans unlock enterprise data governance, custom event limits, and web experimentation tools.
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For larger enterprises with complex requirements
Pricing is sourced from Amplitude's website and may be out of date — check their site for current pricing.
Amplitude has made it much easier to understand how people move through our product and where they lose interest. The funnels and retention reports are particularly useful, and session replays add helpful context behind the numbers. Getting the tracking structure right takes planning, but once the data is clean, teams can answer most product questions without waiting for an analyst.
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