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Aggregations.io vs Amplitude

Offers deep digital analytics for product teams, not a generic real-time metrics layer for any pipeline.

Short answer: Pick Aggregations.io if you want real-time metrics from existing analytics pipelines; pick Amplitude if you want AI-enhanced product analytics. Aggregations.io starts at $105/month; Amplitude has a free plan.

Which to pick

Pick Aggregations.io if you want…

  • Real-time metrics from existing analytics pipelines
  • Integrations with Segment, Kafka or Grafana (on Aggregations.io's list, not Amplitude's)

Pick Amplitude if you want…

  • AI-enhanced product analytics
  • Digital analytics for product teams
  • A free plan to start with
  • Integrations with Claude, Cursor or GitHub Copilot (on Amplitude's list, not Aggregations.io's)

Side by side

What it is
Aggregations.io:Aggregations.io turns your existing analytics events into real-time metrics, dashboards and alerts without extra SDKs.
Amplitude:Amplitude is a digital analytics platform that adds AI agents, feedback, and experimentation for product teams.
Best for
Aggregations.io:Real-time metrics from existing analytics pipelines
Amplitude:AI-enhanced product analytics
Who it’s for
Aggregations.io:Product and engineering teams that already collect event data and need live observability.
Amplitude:Product managers, growth teams, and engineers building data-driven products
Pricing
Aggregations.io:Paid
Amplitude:Freemium
Starting price
Aggregations.io:$105/month (Standard)
Amplitude:—
Free plan or trial
Aggregations.io:Free trial
Amplitude:Free plan (Free)
Plans
Aggregations.io:Standard $105 per month
Amplitude:Free $0 · Plus Starts at $0 per month
Works with
Aggregations.io:Segment, Kafka, Grafana
Amplitude:Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Replit, Codex, Gemini, Figma Make

Aggregations.io features

  • Real-Time Metrics. Stream analytics events to Grafana dashboards and alerts instantly.
  • AutoDocs. Automatically generate searchable, versioned schemas for all events and properties.
  • Grafana Plugin. Native plugin for visualizing and alerting alongside other data sources.
  • Flexible Ingestion. Accept raw JSON via webhook, Segment, Kafka or any HTTP POST without SDKs.
  • Security & Privacy. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest; raw data retained only 12 hours.
  • Multi-User Organizations. Robust permissions with no per-seat charges.

Amplitude features

  • AI Agents & MCP. Ask natural-language questions about product data and get AI-generated insights across all Amplitude capabilities.
  • Product & Marketing Analytics. Track events, funnels, cohorts, and revenue metrics with unlimited seats.
  • Session Replay & Heatmaps. Record user sessions and visualize interactions to identify friction points.
  • Feature Experimentation. Run A/B/n tests, multi-armed bandits and track feature adoption across cohorts.
  • AI Feedback & Surveys. Collect user comments and automatically turn them into actionable insights.
  • Agent Analytics. Measure the impact of AI agents on retention, revenue and growth.

Aggregations.io vs Amplitude FAQ

What is the difference between Aggregations.io and Amplitude?+

Amplitude: Offers deep digital analytics for product teams, not a generic real-time metrics layer for any pipeline.

Should I use Aggregations.io or Amplitude?+

Pick Aggregations.io if you want real-time metrics from existing analytics pipelines or integrations with Segment, Kafka or Grafana (on Aggregations.io's list, not Amplitude's). Pick Amplitude if you want AI-enhanced product analytics, digital analytics for product teams or a free plan to start with.

Is Aggregations.io or Amplitude free?+

Aggregations.io is paid, from $105/month (Standard), with a free trial. Amplitude has a free plan and paid plans.

Do Aggregations.io and Amplitude integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: Aggregations.io lists Segment, Kafka and Grafana; Amplitude lists Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Replit and 3 more.

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