devtodev vs Keentics

devtodev provides product analytics for teams measuring user behavior and player journeys in apps and games. It uses basic and custom events for reports on behavior, retention, monetization, and user journeys, and offers funnel and cohort analysis. Cross-platform analytics brings activity from mobile, web, and multiple devices into one workspace. Teams can run A/B tests and use remote configurations to change app settings in real time. Its AI-powered insights are described as detecting patterns, surfacing anomalies, and highlighting growth opportunities. Listed integrations and data sources include AppsFlyer, Adjust, Kochava, Branch (Tune), Tenjin, and Slack. The Basic plan includes raw data export and API access. Free supports up to 25k MAU, 30 custom events, and five team members, with raw data stored for up to three months. Basic is billed from $33/mo per 10k MAU and supports up to 250k MAU, with raw data stored for up to six months. A free 30-day trial provides access to all features and tools.

Keentics is an event analytics platform for games, apps, and websites. It turns raw events into funnels, retention and lifetime-value analysis, behavioral paths, and reusable cohorts. Game metrics include ARPU, ARPPU, whale curves, ad revenue, and ROAS. Teams can group custom events across dimensions, build multi-step funnels, create dashboard cards, and query raw events with sandboxed, read-only SQL on ClickHouse. Reporting supports Web/JS, iOS, Android, Unity, WeChat Mini Program, and server backends. SDK features include batching, offline retry, identity merging, autocapture, and API-key authentication. The service says raw event data can be exported at any time; its Free plan excludes export and read-only SQL. Data is hosted on Keentics cloud, and bot and crawler traffic is filtered from monthly event quotas. Plans are based on event volume: Free allows 2 million events per month, while paid plans start at $20 a month.