If you are someone who doesn’t wants to go the Google route, or if you are someone who simply doesn’t loves Google; I can understand you. I’ve been there and I know what it feels like when people say that Google is the god of the internet and you have to do whatever they ask you to do. It’s like, they are taking away our democracy and freedom.
Not going further into that (because I can keep saying all day long on that topic), here are the 10 best Google Analytics alternatives that you’ll love to check them out.
Clicky
One among the most famous websites that offer more information that Google Analytics. It also offers heat maps that you can connect with your goals. It allows you to spilt test and more.
Besides all that, if you are more focused towards twitter, you can monitor that too. They allow you to test it for 3 weeks, and if you like their services, you can opt for a paid version that costs from $10 to $20 per month.
Kissmetrics
Who in the world can forget Neil Patel? Also, Kissmetrics is different from other traditional analytics tools. They provide details on what users do on your own website; they provide factors that will increase conversions (if you happen to sell products in your own website).
Even though it is much more costly, people are already paying for their services because they are so much awesome. They provide ideas on how you can spilt test different things on your own website, how you can stop focusing on people that are never going to buy anything from you, etc. If you are someone who is really serious about their online business, this is the best analytics tool you can get, and if you are already selling products on your own website; you can cover up your costs really fast.
Woopra
This is a little bit cheaper than Kissmetrics, but it focuses on the same things; the behavior of your customer in your own website. The unique feature about Woopra is that, it gives you instant notifications through email about customer behaviors. This is crucial because you will be getting real-time information about what your ideal visitor or customer does on your own website. And so, according to that, you can customize your website.
You can test Woopra for 30 days (for free obviously), and after that, they charge monthly. Their plans average from $80 to $200. I think it is still a good deal because you will be able to know much more about your visitors. Compared to Kissmetrics, Woopra does not provide you will idea about how you can split test different things on your own website. Ad that’s the only difference, besides that, everything is almost the same.
Mixpanel
Another analytics company that claims that it is the best provider in the analytics field. And there is not doubt about it; they have an awesome dashboard, just waiting for us to start exploiting them. Clean and simple design that will help you swift your way through different information. They claim that they provide detailed information on real-time about the visitors on your own website with complex queries, which does not require you to have some SQL skills.
They have two packages, namely; engagement and people plans; the price depends on which package you choose.
FoxMetrics
Another analytics tool which provides each and every detail about the visitor of a website. They believe that the owner of the website should be aware of the visitor actions on their website in order to optimize that will convert much better. They believe that it is the right of every webmaster to know how people behave on their website.
This is the best program for people who don’t want to spend loads of money into analytics programs. You can simply try out each and every plan for 2 weeks, and after that you will obviously have to pay to avail their services. Their plans are not too expensive, they range from $20 to $120, and if you are someone who has a high volume requirement, you can then negotiate the monthly fees with them.
Some bonus Analytics websites:
I thought that I should appreciate that you read it till here, and so, I want to thank you by giving information about some more websites that provide the analytics services. Enjoy!
Mint
If you are someone who concentrates more on your rss feed, then Mint is for you. It provides all the analytics data that others provide, plus they also provide the analytics data for your rss feeds. Pretty sweet.
ChartBeat
If you are someone who is trying to build his first online business, then you may be overwhelmed by the things you have to manage. Also, there can be a possibility that you may not understand the analytics data, and so because of that ChartBeat provides you 30 days (completely free) to learn to read this kind of data and understand it. After 30 days, if you think that it is good to invest in their analytics, then you’ve already found your analytics soul mate.
Gosquared
Another analytics data provider who is out here to help everyone with the data they need to sell more products to their customers. One thing that I loved most about Go squared is their dashboard; I just fell in love with it. You can register with them for just $10, and if you want more insight about your visitors ask. a customers, you can always opt for the $100 plan.
W3Counter
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