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Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#11

Post by mise » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 10:06 AM UTC

So I guess there's no conflict with running side-by-side with Google? Does Woopra give ecommerce stats (e.g. what search keyword produced a sale today).

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#12

Post by leftnode » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 10:51 AM UTC

Looks good, but why have the Demo button on the homepage if there's no actual demo? Also, how much does it cost?

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#13

Post by JamesDB » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 12:21 PM UTC

Not easy on the Woopra site to find out plans or pricing.

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#14

Post by petervandijck » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 12:27 PM UTC

Looks good, but terrible, terrible writing.

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#15

Post by sayemm » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 12:36 PM UTC

I use both Mixpanel and Woopra on my personal site. Mixpanel is awesome for tracking whenever users click on my site, and to be honest I haven't had much of a need for real-time analytics yet so I don't check my Woopra dashboard as often, but it is very comprehensive and good info to look at every once in a while. I like how you could tag visitors though. It seems like a decent free alternative to Chartbeat.

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#16

Post by drtse4 » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 1:08 PM UTC

The chat feature adds a nice big brother touch to this thing, really nice.

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#17

Post by Artagra » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 2:35 PM UTC

theodore wrote: post #2

Has anyone here used this?

We used it on our site Prophecy.co.za for a few months. It's very interesting to watch, and can provide some interesting insight, but for us at the end of the day we decided it's not worth it. However, when we have a fancy office one day I'll put it up on a big LCD in the reception area :)

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#18

Post by adamstac » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 3:38 PM UTC

We use Woopra on The Changelog (http://thechangelog.com/) and we love it :)

Re: Woopra: Real time web analytics

#19

Post by zazi » Fri, Jan 21, 2011, 5:03 PM UTC

leftnode wrote: post #12

Looks good, but why have the Demo button on the homepage if there's no actual demo? Also, how much does it cost?

Don't know why they hide their pricing plans but you have to sign up to get to see the pricing plans when you try to add a website to your account.

There is a free plan for less than 30k pageviews per month and 3 month data retention, $4.95 for 100k and 6 month retention all the way up to 179.95 for 10,000k pageviews and 36 month data retention. There are added features for the more expensive plans too.