About Kissmetrics
Kissmetrics is a commercial behavioral analytics tool that centers on individual people rather than anonymous sessions. It tracks users across devices and visits, resolves events to one person, and attributes revenue to the actions and campaigns that preceded it.
The platform advertises automatic event capture from a single snippet, identity resolution, server-side tracking for events a browser never sees, data import for historical and third-party sources, and a live view of incoming events. It also offers data hygiene tools such as an event schema view. Kissmetrics is a hosted service with a free start, aimed at SaaS and ecommerce teams focused on conversion and retention.
Key features
- Person-level tracking across devices
- Autocapture with a single snippet
- Identity resolution for each person
- Server-side event tracking
- Data import from third-party sources
- Live view of incoming events
Good fit for
- →Attributing revenue to marketing actions
- →Analyzing SaaS signup and retention journeys
- Tags
- product-analytics
- behavioral-analytics
- revenue
- saas
- ecommerce
- user-tracking
- funnels
Kissmetrics: questions and answers
- What is Kissmetrics used for?
- Kissmetrics is a person-level analytics platform that ties user behavior to revenue, built for SaaS and ecommerce teams tracking individual customer journeys. It is a good fit for attributing revenue to marketing actions, and analyzing SaaS signup and retention journeys.
- Is Kissmetrics free?
- Yes. Kissmetrics has a free plan. Free for up to 100k events a month. Paid plans start at $99 a month from 500k events, with a lower per-event price as volume grows and 20% off for annual plans; very high volumes are custom.
- Is Kissmetrics open source?
- No. Kissmetrics is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Kissmetrics include Rybbit, OpenPanel and Talivia.
- What are some alternatives to Kissmetrics?
- Kissmetrics competes with Mixpanel, Amplitude and Heap. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Kissmetrics alternatives.
Open-source alternatives to Kissmetrics
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Rybbit
Analytics
Open source, cookieless web & product analytics with an 11 KB script and one readable
AGPL-3.0vs Google Analytics★ 13k
OpenPanel
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OpenPanel is an open-source web and product analytics platform, an open-source alternative
AGPL-3.0vs Mixpanel★ 7.1k
Talivia
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Open-source, self-hosted revenue-first analytics for founders: web analytics, Session Repl
MITvs Google Analytics★ 2.4k
PostHog
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PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests – all wi
OSSvs Mixpanel★ 40k
Matomo
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Popular analytics tools can miss up to 40% of traffic. Matomo delivers accurate, GDPR-comp
GPL-3.0vs Google Analytics★ 22k
Countly
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Countly is a privacy-first, AI-powered analytics and engagement platform for understanding
OSSvs Mixpanel★ 5.9k
SaaS alternatives to Kissmetrics
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Mixpanel
Analytics
Mixpanel is a product analytics platform that tracks user events and adds session replay, experiments, feature flags and AI-generated insights.
SaaS
Amplitude
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Amplitude is a product analytics platform with session replay, experimentation, feature management and AI tools for understanding and improving digital products.
SaaS
Heap
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Product analytics that auto-captures user events across web and mobile apps
SaaS
Woopra
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Customer journey analytics that tracks users across web, app and support tools
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Userpilot
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Product analytics and in-app onboarding flows for SaaS teams
SaaS
Google Analytics
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Google Analytics is Google's web and app analytics service, helping businesses understand visitors and use the insights to improve sites and build audiences.
SaaS

