Analytics pricing pages

Amplitude meters on events and nothing else, under a headline that sells outcomes: 'Build better products with a system that actually learns.' Free gives '2M Events/month forever.', Plus 'Starts at $0' with the first 2M events free and scales to 70M, and Growth and Enterprise move to 'Event based pricing' set through 'Talk to sales'. Further down, an 'Annual Plus Plan Comparison' chart plots what Plus costs across event volumes from 1.5M to 20M.

Contentsquare prices on monthly sessions and splits its lineup across two products: Experience Analytics, with Free at '$0 / forever' and Growth from $39 a month, and the sales-led Experience Platform, with Pro and Enterprise at 'Custom'. The page also serves visitors arriving from Hotjar's old pricing URL, so the self-serve analytics plans and the enterprise platform share one entry point.

Hex bills per Editor, "$36 per Editor / month" on Professional and "$75 per Editor / month" on Team, and opens its comparison table with "Unlimited users", so the people who read published apps carry no seat cost. Alongside the seat, AI credits and compute profiles step up by plan, from Limited to Premium credits and from Small compute to advanced compute add-ons, a hybrid of seats for builders and capacity for the work they run.

Mixpanel prices product analytics on monthly events, with unlimited seats on every plan, so the bill follows how much a product is instrumented and used, not how many people read the reports. Growth 'Starts at $0' with the first 1M events free, and a slider turns event volume into a dollar figure: '$100 / month' on yearly billing at 1.5M events a month, shown as '18M events per year' with a '$1,200 total annual cost'.

PostHog prices a suite of developer tools as one signup with two states, Free and Pay-as-you-go, and a monthly free allowance on every product. Each product meters in its own unit, from 1M analytics events to 10 GB of logs, with per-unit rates such as '$0.000198 each after the first 1M' and a Logs custom retention rate of '$0.05' per GB for every month kept. 'Set billing limits' is the primary button on the paid card.

Twilio Segment's Customer Data pricing page is a router between two products: a Customer Data Pipeline built on Connections, priced on its own plans page, and a Customer Data Platform that adds Unify and Engage and is quoted by sales. The metric is Monthly tracked users, set as 'Custom volume' on both offers with unlimited seats, which keeps every Platform deal open to shaping around the customer's audience size.

Statsig prices its whole product suite, experimentation, flags, analytics and session replay, on one meter, Metered Events, and includes unlimited seats. Developer is free with 2M events a month, Pro is $150 a month with 5M events and $0.05 per 1K after that, and Enterprise moves to event or experiment based contracts. The FAQ states the philosophy behind it: charge for what costs Statsig money and creates value for the customer.