Jan 7 2010
5 Realtime Alternatives to Google Analytics
Realtime analytics is going to be big in 2010. Just as realtime looks set to add a whole new dimension to search, as-it-happens analytics could revolutionize understanding of the way visitors interact with websites.
I’m guessing its only matter of time before Google enters this field, but in the meantime here is my list of the 5 best available today.
Clicky
Cost: Free limited (see above) tracking on 3k pageviews per day, to get access to the full feature set $9.99 per month.
Who uses it: Wine Library TV, Buy Sell Ads, Mashable, Smashing Magazine.
Check out the demo site
Woopra
Cost: Free for upto 30k per month.
Who uses it: Unknown, let me know in the comments if you use Woopra.
Chartbeat
Cost: 30 day free trial then $9.99 per month.
Who uses it: The Onion, The Huffington Post, User Voice.
Checkout the demo site
Mixpanel
Cost: Free for 10k pageviews per month.
Who uses it: Posterous.
Checkout the demo site
Footprint
Cost: Free.
Who uses it: Unknown, let me know in the comments if you use Footprint.
Checkout the demo site
Jan 10, 2010 @ 06:25:52
Oh wow – i would definetley add clicktale to this list. I use it on a few of my sites and it has helped me a lot. Its heatmaps of scrolling, clicks, attention and now eye movement are second to none. It also offers live videos of your customers journey through your site. A serious reccomendation!!!
May 26, 2010 @ 07:22:47
Just installed footprint, thanks for the suggestion, it was exactly what i was looking for (free, realtime, click behaviour analysis for each visitor)
looks great, easy to install, really simple.
thanks!