Amplitude Analytics Reviews & Product Details

Easy to use Useful analytics and insights Always reliable Reps are useful and responsive when I reach out to them

Pretty much nothing. As an engineer it's been incredibly useful and I don't see myself using anything else

Business insights and analytics User interactions and

That you can easily share links to charts with others in the team, and build your charts and funnels without any extensive training.

For some of the more complex features, the UX isn't great and could be improved to make it more user friendly

We use it for all product queries. We aim to use amplitude as our source of truth when anyone wants to know anything related to user analytics and how our products behave.

The tool is very straightforward and provides many tools to see insights into product performance. The charts and dashboards are easy to create and share with our teams.

Some higher-level calculations are better done with a different tool for our business. Overall the likes outweigh the limitations of the toolset.

It provides more comprehensive access to non-technical employees to gain insights into our products. Additionally, it frees up our analytics teams from more minor requests since data is now self-serve.

Amplitude is a one stop experience for all your analytical needs. It is a very good and efficient alternative to Google Analytics and is comparatively cheaper as well. Great UI/UX

The efficency sometimes lack. The documentation has a history of misleading developers in my company. They have standard support which can be improved though...

Amplitude is a one stop experience for all your analytical needs. It is a very good and efficient alternative to Google Analytics and is comparatively cheaper as well. Great UI/UX

Amplitude's notebooks make it easy to tell a story with the data to support product management decisions and bring the team along on the ride.

the formatting options could be better when building the notebook

keeping the team informed with reasons behind OPM decisions

The web platform is intuitive and helpful for our managers and our engineers. Things work. They're easy to use. The documentation solves most of our problems. And support and customers success are prompt and effective when we need them.

Some of the features we need are still in development or beta

Analytics Audiences Data management and integrations

Amplitude allows me to be self-sufficient when it comes to pulling critical data for my projects, but on the research side, and in post-project reporting

As a non-technical person, it can take a lot of time by trial and error to find what I need, but it's still better than any other tech I've used for this.

Allows me to quickly pulll critical data to inform product strategy and test a hypothesis, and allows me to track metrics over time.

I love the User look-up tool of Amplitude as it lets me see what actions a user took while they were using our platform, and what the experience was like, it gives me additional data about the user's device, OS, and more which comes super handy sometimes.

I sometimes need to read through a lot of docs or watch a couple of videos to understand how to build a dashboard but once you know it, you're all set. So it'a small learning curve for first timers.

Amplitude helps us solve our analytics problem, we use Amplitude for our internal use where we have dashboard that give unique users using our app each day, week, month, to track growth, it let's us track the actions for a user and makes it really easy to do so as well with just using unique ids. There are more features that I haven't used yet, but my colleagues have built out reporting and metrics tracking using those.

Richard Eckles has been super helpful for my team. He's patiently answered all our questions and helped us build the dashboards we need for the company. He's even attended weekly training sessions to help us make the most of Amplitude.

There are some key functionalities that are missing. For example, I can't cut the data based on 'date of month' (1st of every month etc). In addition, figuring out how to write bespoke functions seems useful, but there isn't enough documentation to enable to users to figure it out immediately.

Amplitude is allowing us to build dashboards easily, even without any data/tech expertise.

It's easy to use at the beginning because it has a lot of pre-built chart formats and types for it. It has also great tools for advanced analysis and user segmentation.

It would be nice to have the ability to rename some property events under certain circumstances. Sometimes events change and you start seeing a NONE where a new property is now.

Amplitude helps a lot to understand the impact of any experiment we run. It's also very helpful to detect possible errors or maybe some problems with the product itself.