ClickClacks vs Mixpanel

How ClickClacks compares with Mixpanel

For teams looking at Mixpanel alternatives. Both products have trends, funnels, flows, retention, cohorts, experiment results, heatmaps, alerts, an AI assistant and an MCP server. Mixpanel also has a free plan, session replay, feature flags and more SDKs. ClickClacks counts companies on every plan, sets no cookies, lists rage clicks and dead clicks as findings, and publishes its prices, from $49 a month.

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Choose ClickClacks if…

You want Insights, Funnels, Flows, Retention and segments for a website, web app or React Native app, with your marketing site in the same funnels.
You sell to companies and want account-level counts on every plan, with no add-on to buy.
You want a tracker that sets no cookies, AI features that are sent totals only, and a published monthly price.
You run analytics for several clients and want one plan pooled across their projects.

Choose Mixpanel if…

You need session replay, feature flags or revenue metrics such as MRR and LTV next to your reports.
You need native Swift, Kotlin, Flutter or Unity SDKs, or server SDKs beyond Node and PHP.
You want a free plan, warehouse export, board subscriptions or public boards.
You want alerts with thresholds you set, delivered to Slack or a webhook.

At a glance

ClickClacks and Mixpanel, side by side.

How ClickClacks and Mixpanel compare
Aspect	ClickClacks	Mixpanel
Built for	Product analytics across your site, web app, React Native app and servers	Event-based product analytics across web, mobile and server
Price	Growth from $49 and Pro from $99 a month for 250,000 events, with unlimited seats and a 14-day free trial, no card needed	Free plan up to 1M events a month, with unlimited seats; Growth includes the first 1M events and charges per event after that; Enterprise by quote
Maturity	New, and invitation-only for now	Longer established, with a wider range of SDKs and features
Trends, funnels, flows, retention	Insights, Funnels, Flows and Retention, on every plan	Insights, Funnels, Flows and Retention
Cohorts	Segments built from behaviour and traits, saved and compared in reports, on every plan	Behavioural cohorts; saving them needs a paid plan
Company-level analytics	On every plan: count companies in Insights, Funnels and Retention, with company pages and segments	Group Analytics, an add-on for Growth and Enterprise plans
Captured automatically	On the web, pageviews, clicks and scroll depth, on by default. In mobile apps nothing is captured automatically	Autocapture, once you turn it on, records pageviews, clicks, scrolls, form interactions, rage clicks and dead clicks on the web, and screen views and clicks in its mobile SDKs
Mobile apps	An SDK for React Native and Expo; an HTTP API for native apps	SDKs for iOS (Swift), Android, React Native, Flutter and Unity
Server	Node and PHP SDKs, and an HTTP API for other languages, on every plan	SDKs for Python, Node.js, Ruby, PHP, Go and Java
Cookies and consent	No cookies; IDs are kept in browser storage. Opt-out or opt-in consent modes and Global Privacy Control	Cookies by default, with a localStorage option and opt-in and opt-out calls
Across your domains and devices	Links between your listed domains are tagged for you, and cross-domain funnels show the carry-over rate. Identity merge and cross-device linking are on Pro	The cookie is shared across subdomains by default; identify calls join a person across devices
Friction	Rage clicks, dead clicks and abandoned retries listed as findings every night. On Pro, an AI investigator that cites its evidence	Rage clicks and dead clicks recorded as events by Autocapture
Heatmaps	On Pro: clicks and scroll depth on page screenshots, per device, for websites	Click maps, heatmaps and scrollmaps for web, included with Session Replay
Session replay	Not available	Web, iOS, Android and React Native; 10K replays a month on the Free plan
A/B test results	On Pro: always-valid intervals, up to 8 arms, guardrail events and a broken-split check. It reads tests you run elsewhere and doesn’t assign variants	Sequential and frequentist models with a sample-ratio check, metered by monthly experiment users
Feature flags	Not available	Included with Experiments, with a cap on active flags on each plan
Alerts	Each monitor learns its range from the same weekday in previous weeks and shows which source or funnel step moved. In-app on every plan, email on Pro	Custom-threshold alerts by email, Slack or webhook, up to 5 per project on Growth; anomaly detection on Enterprise; AI root-cause analysis from the notification
In-app AI	On Pro: Ask and “Why did this change?”, 100 questions a month, working from totals only	Mixpanel Agent builds reports, boards and cohorts and reviews session replays
MCP for AI assistants	A read-only server with 12 tools, on a project key	A hosted server whose tools read and also create and edit
Revenue analytics	No MRR or LTV reports. You can send revenue with an event and sum it in Insights	Revenue metrics such as MRR and LTV, for customers using Warehouse Connectors
Sharing boards	Boards are private or shared with the team, with CSV export; no board subscriptions or public links	Board subscriptions by email or Slack, and public boards
Getting data out	CSV exports, read-only API keys and MCP; no warehouse export	Data Pipelines add-on exports to warehouses and cloud storage; Warehouse Connectors bring data in
Data history	12 months on Growth, 24 on Pro, custom on Enterprise	Events are kept for 2 years in projects created since September 2025

Competitor details checked on 2 October 2026 against their public pricing and documentation.

Where we differ

What ClickClacks does differently.

01
The core reports work before you have a tracking plan
One script tag sends pageviews, clicks and scroll depth, and Insights, Funnels, Flows and Retention run on that data from the first day. Add custom events, identify and segments when you need them. Mixpanel’s Autocapture gives a similar start once you turn it on.
clickclacks('identify', user.id)
02
Funnels can run from your marketing site into your app
List your domains and the script tags the links between them, so a visitor keeps the same ID from the landing page into the app. A funnel that crosses domains shows how many people kept their ID across the hop, so you can tell a broken hand-off from a real drop.
Carry-over rate on every cross-domain funnel
03
Company counts are on every plan
Send one group call after sign-in and Insights, Funnels and Retention can count companies as well as people. Each company has a page with its traits, members and activity, and you can save segments of companies. Flows always counts people. In Mixpanel this is Group Analytics, an add-on for Growth and Enterprise plans.
Count by: Companies
04
Friction is listed as findings, and alerts show what moved
Mixpanel’s Autocapture records rage clicks and dead clicks as events you can report on. ClickClacks checks every night for rage clicks, dead clicks and abandoned retries, and lists each pattern that hit 25 or more people in seven days. Alerts compare a metric with the same weekday over the previous six weeks and split the gap by source or funnel step. There are no thresholds to set; if you want fixed thresholds, Mixpanel has them.
Rage click: 5+ clicks in 10 seconds
05
Experiments and heatmaps are part of Pro
Experiments reads the A/B tests you already run. It uses always-valid intervals for up to eight arms, watches guardrail events, and hides the result when the traffic split looks broken. Mixpanel also has a sequential model and a sample-ratio check, and its feature flags come with Experiments. Heatmaps draw clicks and scroll depth on a screenshot taken in the visitor’s browser, with form fields masked first, and need no session recording.
Always-valid · broken-split check · masked screenshots
06
No cookies, and AI features that read totals
The tracker keeps its IDs in browser storage and sets no cookies. It has opt-out and opt-in consent modes and can stay off for browsers that send Global Privacy Control. Ask, “Why did this change?” and the friction investigator send only aggregates to the AI provider. The MCP server has twelve tools and all of them only read; Mixpanel’s MCP server also has tools that create and edit.
data-consent="opt-in" · 12 read-only tools
07
One plan across client projects
An agency has one plan, and its monthly event allowance is pooled across every client project. The agency home lists each project with its visitors, alerts and stopped sources. There is one alerts inbox and an optional weekly digest email, and each client’s team sees only its own project. There is no white labelling.
A project per client, one pooled plan

Trade-offs

When Mixpanel is the better choice.

You rely on session replay
Mixpanel records sessions on web, iOS, Android and React Native, and its heatmaps come with that. ClickClacks doesn’t record sessions.
You ship native mobile apps
Mixpanel has SDKs for Swift, Android, Flutter and Unity as well as React Native, and its mobile Autocapture records screen views and clicks. ClickClacks has an SDK for React Native and Expo apps and an HTTP API for native ones. It has no native Swift or Kotlin SDK and captures nothing automatically in apps.
Your servers aren’t Node or PHP
Mixpanel has server SDKs for Python, Node.js, Ruby, PHP, Go and Java. ClickClacks has SDKs for Node and PHP, and an HTTP API any other language can call.
You want feature flags or revenue analytics
Mixpanel includes feature flags with Experiments, and reports revenue metrics such as MRR and LTV from your data warehouse. ClickClacks has no feature flags, no MRR or LTV reports and no Stripe connection. It can sum a revenue amount you send with an event.
You move data to a warehouse, or share boards outside the team
Mixpanel sells Data Pipelines for export to warehouses and cloud storage, and has board subscriptions and public boards. ClickClacks has CSV exports, read-only API keys and MCP access, and boards are for signed-in teammates.
You want alerts in Slack, with thresholds you set
Mixpanel’s alerts take a threshold and can go to email, Slack or a webhook. ClickClacks alerts work out their own range, appear in the app, and send email on Pro.
You need a free plan or a long track record
Mixpanel’s Free plan covers up to 1M events a month, and it keeps events for two years. ClickClacks is new, invitation-only, and paid after a 14-day free trial.

Run it next to Mixpanel

The ClickClacks script runs independently of other analytics tools. Add it alongside your existing setup and compare the two on your own traffic.

The short answer

ClickClacks and Mixpanel, side by side.

What ClickClacks does differently.

The core reports work before you have a tracking plan

Funnels can run from your marketing site into your app

Company counts are on every plan

Friction is listed as findings, and alerts show what moved

Experiments and heatmaps are part of Pro

No cookies, and AI features that read totals

One plan across client projects

When Mixpanel is the better choice.

You rely on session replay

You ship native mobile apps

Your servers aren’t Node or PHP

You want feature flags or revenue analytics

You move data to a warehouse, or share boards outside the team

You want alerts in Slack, with thresholds you set

You need a free plan or a long track record

Run it next to Mixpanel

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