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MCP Analytics vs Stata

MCP Analytics

mcpanalytics.ai

Stata

stata.com

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FigureMCP AnalyticsStata
Price from—$13.33/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYes—
Plans published526
Spec score · Statistical Analysis Software8.4 (#22)9.1 (#2)
Bayesian analysisYesYes
Data import formatsCSV, Excel, JSON, Parquet, TSV; Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console connectorsExcel XLS/XLSX, CSV and delimited text, SAS, SPSS, Parquet, dBase, SQL databases via JDBC/ODBC, FRED, and Haver
Deploymentbothdesktop
Free planNoNo
IntegrationsThe site lists live connectors for Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console on Business and Enterprise plans.Stata supports Python, PyStata, Jupyter Notebook, Java, Java plugins, H2O, C/C++ plugins, JDBC, ODBC, SQL, and OLE Automation.
Regression modelsYesYes
Scripting supportYesYes
Statistical testsYesYes

Plans

MCP Analytics

  • AcademicPrice not published
  • Business$499 a month
  • Pay As You Go$5, paid once
  • Pro$99 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Stata

  • Stata/BE Prof+$175 a year
  • Stata/SE Prof+$275 a year
  • Stata/MP 2-core Prof+$395 a year
  • Stata/MP 4-core Prof+$560 a year
  • Stata/MP 6-core Prof+$675 a year
  • Stata/MP 8-core Prof+$790 a year
  • Stata/BE (Prof+ Plan)$175 a year
  • Stata/SE (Prof+ Plan)$275 a year
  • Stata/MP 2-core (Prof+ Plan)$395 a year
  • Stata/MP 4-core (Prof+ Plan)$560 a year

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In their own words

MCP Analytics

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Stata

Stata is a locally installed desktop platform for data management, exploration, visualization, statistical analysis, reporting, and reproducible research. Its methods include regression, time-series, panel-data, survival, causal inference, Bayesian analysis, and machine learning. Data import options include Excel, CSV and delimited text, SAS, SPSS, Parquet, dBase, SQL databases via JDBC or ODBC, FRED, and Haver. Stata also supports Python, Jupyter Notebook, Java, and other integrations. Reports can be exported to Word, Excel, PDF, HTML, and Markdown, while graphs can be exported to EPS, PNG, PDF, SVG, or TIFF. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows; it is not SaaS. Prof+ annual license prices start at $175 a year and require eligibility as faculty or staff at an accredited, degree-granting university, with proof of affiliation. Instructors can request a free one-week license, and eligible instructors can request a free six-month Stata/BE license for undergraduate classes. The platform states it has no extra modules or hidden costs.

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