Google Analytics vs Databox

Google Analytics is free unless you need their premium service, which is $150,000 per year. However, it's only necessary for massively large enterprise size data sets.

You can configure to be notified if certain things happen.

Depending on the most important information to the user, the dashboard can be customized in order to put emphasis on certain metrics. This feature allows Google Analytics to satisfy users from a broad range of industries.

Google provides free services that train users in each aspect of Google Analytics, especially when used in conjunction with AdWords.

The API itself, tools, documentation, and abilities of the API are very powerful.

Google Analytics allows users to update user information from other sources.

Because it's a Google product, Google Analytics can tell you how users discovered your app through Google Play.

Released more than once a week in 2014.

Since Google owns AdMob, they can provide deep integration, and allow you to respond to data with marketing campaigns.

Databox connects cloud services, spreadsheets, databases and custom integrations to organize all of your business KPIs in one place.

The entire Databox experience is built to support multiple devices and platforms so that you can access your data at any time, from wherever you like:
• Databox mobile app
• Databox Apple Watch app
• Databox Datawall
• Databox Designer
• Databox for Slack

Supports pushing your own data even on the free plan.

Sends alerts to give you a heads up when something important changes suddenly or when trends are emerging.

Has a drag and drop editor, with which it's easy to create KPI dashboards. It's also really easy to use, no coding required.