devtodev vs Amplitude

It is possible to calculate LTV in one click and even calculate the forecasts based on stores benchmarks and devtodev data.

devtodev offers the set of 10 reports including Daily Trends, Usage, Retention, Market Metrics, etc. And if the standard set is not enoug, you can create your own reports with up to 10 metrics for one report.

Dashboards are great to quickly get an overview of your application on one screen. You can also segment dashboards by projects, reports, and metrics and share the segments with the team.

The Lite plan contains basic metrics and functions like Key metrics, Reports, Dashboards and teamwork options, and it’s totally free.
The Pro price plan includes advanced tools like Game analytics, Tutorial steps analytics, Push-notifications tool, Funnels and Custom events, User acquisition metrics. It is free for up to 10K MAU and costs 25$/mo per extra 10K MAU.

Any output data you can get in a dashboard, you can also get as JSON through their export API.

The free plan allows you to log 10 million events per month. There are also 2 paid plans - Business and Enterprise. Business costs $995 and allows for up to 100M events per month while Enterprise has the price is negotiated on a case by case basis and supports an unlimited number of events.

Event Flows, an Enterprise level feature, shows a branching user-action path from or towards a certain page/action.

For example, it could show most popular actions performed after landing on a product page or the most popular path towards clicking the buy button.

Compared to funnels, that allow you to track if users follows a predetermined path and where they drop off, Event Flows show what users choose to do instead. And while it's possible to create a funnel for each branching path, that involves a lot of time and some guesswork which is not present in Event Flows.

Additionally, it's possible to integrate Amplitude with Mode to create a User Paths report. It's similar to the Event Flow, but visualized differently.

For apps that need high security auditing, or just if you want to know what code you're including, the SDK is open source with code available on GitHub.

Enterprise customers can get direct access to Amazon Redshift's PostgreSQL Database. This offers multiple benefits - it allows for queries that are not supported by the dashboard, gives portability and ownership and allows using that data to build realt-time services based on that data.