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Product analytics tools use different billing units: events, tracked users, sessions and separate product usage. Mixpanel and Amplitude focus on behavioral analysis, PostHog combines analytics with several developer tools, Heap emphasizes captured interaction data, and Pendo combines analytics with in-app guidance. This April 2026 record does not establish current quotes or complete feature equivalence.
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