Simple tag integration — Add a single script tag to capture events, similar to Google Analytics or Segment.
Realtime streaming — Events are sent to the chosen warehouse in real-time, ready for analysis within minutes.
Jitsu Functions — Custom JavaScript functions to modify, filter or augment events before storage.
Open-source & self-hostable — MIT-licensed code can be deployed on any cloud or on-prem infrastructure.
Built-in ClickHouse — Free ClickHouse warehouse included, with optional use of Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, MySQL.
Identity stitching — Automatically builds a real-time identity graph without manual SQL joins.

Use cases

Collect website click and conversion events and load them directly into Snowflake for BI dashboards.
Stream mobile app usage data to a Postgres warehouse for product analytics.
Enrich incoming events with custom JavaScript logic before routing to multiple destinations.
Maintain a GDPR-compliant, self-hosted analytics pipeline without vendor lock-in.

Jitsu pricing

from jitsu.com ↗

Free$0200k active events/mo · Unlimited connectors · 1 daily active sync · Custom domains
Business$99 per month/month2M active events/mo · Hourly syncs · 5 monthly active syncs · Unlimited destinations

Jitsu vs alternatives

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	Jitsu	Segment	RudderStack	Mixpanel	PostHog
Best for	Warehouse-first event collection and streaming	Managed customer data platform	Open-source server-side pipelines	Product analytics dashboards	Analytics with session replay
Pricing	Freemium	Subscription	Free	Subscription	Subscription
DevHunt upvotes	0	0	0	0	0
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Jitsu vs Segment: Segment is a managed CDP with similar event routing but is not open source and charges per event volume.
Jitsu vs RudderStack: RudderStack offers open-source pipelines but focuses on server-side ingestion and lacks built-in ClickHouse.
Jitsu vs Mixpanel: Mixpanel provides product analytics dashboards, not a self-hosted event pipeline.
Jitsu vs PostHog: PostHog combines analytics with session replay and feature flags, whereas Jitsu is a pure data pipeline.

Jitsu FAQ

What is the difference between captured and active events?+

Captured events are all events sent to Jitsu and are free; only active events that reach at least one destination count toward billing.

How does Jitsu handle real-time identity?+

It automatically builds an identity graph in real-time, augmenting data as new traits are received without requiring manual joins.

Can I run Jitsu on my own infrastructure?+

Yes, Jitsu is 100% open source and can be self-hosted on any cloud provider or on-prem servers.

What sync limits exist on the free plan?+

The free plan allows one daily active sync; paid plans increase limits to hourly or monthly syncs.

What warehouses are supported?+

Jitsu works with Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, MySQL, and includes a free ClickHouse instance.

Summarized by DevHunt from jitsu.com · Oct 7, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.

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