What is ActivationPal used for?

ActivationPal is mobile app revenue analytics that tracks user events and conversion funnels, with RevenueCat and Superwall integrations. It is a good fit for finding where onboarding loses users and measuring paywall conversion in subscription apps.

Is ActivationPal open source?

No. ActivationPal is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Socketkit, Talivia and Countly.

What are some alternatives to ActivationPal?

ActivationPal competes with ChurnZero, Vitally and Userpilot.

ActivationPal: features, pricing and alternatives

About ActivationPal

ActivationPal is a hosted analytics product for mobile app developers. It shows which installs turn into revenue, where onboarding loses users and what to fix next, across every app a developer ships.

SDKs cover Swift and Android apps as well as Flutter and React Native (including Expo) projects, and the product integrates with RevenueCat and Superwall. The dashboard demo covers revenue, purchases, ARPU, installs, onboarding and paywall conversion, trial churn, acquisition by country and source, Apple Ads spend, and device breakdowns. New users can create a free account with 10,000 free events and no card, and the site links to documentation and a pricing page.

Key features

Onboarding funnel and drop-off analysis
Revenue, purchase and ARPU tracking
Paywall and trial churn metrics
Acquisition breakdown by country and source
Apple Ads spend and CPI tracking
RevenueCat and Superwall integrations
SDKs for Swift, Android, Flutter and React Native

Good fit for

→Finding where onboarding loses users
→Measuring paywall conversion in subscription apps

Tags: mobile-analytics; revenue-analytics; onboarding; paywall; revenuecat; ios; android

ActivationPal: questions and answers

What is ActivationPal used for?: ActivationPal is mobile app revenue analytics that tracks user events and conversion funnels, with RevenueCat and Superwall integrations. It is a good fit for finding where onboarding loses users and measuring paywall conversion in subscription apps.
Is ActivationPal open source?: No. ActivationPal is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Socketkit, Talivia and Countly.
What are some alternatives to ActivationPal?: ActivationPal competes with ChurnZero, Vitally and Userpilot.