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Kissmetrics vs Mixpanel

Choose Kissmetrics if your main question is how campaigns and customer behavior lead to revenue; choose Mixpanel if you want product analytics alongside session replay, experiments, and feature flags. Both offer free plans, web and mobile tracking, and funnel analysis, but their free event allowances differ substantially.

Last updated October 24, 2026.

At a glance

Kissmetrics compared with Mixpanel, one row per dimension
DimensionKissmetricsMixpanel
Free monthly eventsUp to 100,000Up to 1 million
Free seats3Unlimited
Paid starting priceGrowth from $99/month; 500,000 eventsGrowth starts at $0; event-based pricing
Higher-volume plansPublished tiers to 5 million events; custom aboveGrowth to 20 million; Enterprise to 1 trillion events
Session replayNot published10,000 monthly replays on Free
Feature flagsNot publishedUp to 10 active flags on Free
ExperimentationA/B test reports on GrowthExperiments on Free; 1,000 monthly experiment users
Campaign and revenue reportingCampaign-to-revenue Performance report on GrowthCampaign reporting on Free; multi-touch attribution on Growth
IntegrationsUp to 3 active on Free; unlimited on GrowthIntegrations on all plans
Warehouse data workflowsS3 export and direct database connectionsWarehouse connectors on Growth; export pipeline add-on
Tracking platformsWeb JavaScript; iOS and Android SDKsWeb and mobile analytics
SupportSetup assistance; paid implementation service24/5 email on Free and Growth; 24/7 on Enterprise

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Which should you choose?

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Choose Kissmetrics if

  • Teams connecting campaign activity to customer revenue
  • Teams analyzing individual customer journeys
  • Buyers seeking a published price at 500,000 monthly events
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Choose Mixpanel if

  • Teams tracking up to 1 million events monthly on a free plan
  • Teams needing session replay alongside analytics
  • Product teams running experiments and feature-flag rollouts
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The verdict

Kissmetrics is the better fit for teams prioritizing person-level journeys and campaign-to-revenue reporting, especially when they want a published monthly price for a specified event volume. Mixpanel is the better fit for teams that need a larger free event allowance or want replay and product-release tools in the same platform. The deciding factor is whether revenue-linked analysis or the broader product workflow matters more to your team.

Kissmetrics vs Mixpanel: common questions

Which has the larger free event allowance?
Mixpanel allows up to 1 million events per month on Free, compared with 100,000 on Kissmetrics Free. Kissmetrics includes three free seats; Mixpanel lists unlimited free seats.
How do their paid plans start?
Kissmetrics publishes Growth from $99 per month with 500,000 monthly events. Mixpanel says Growth starts at $0 and prices additional usage by event volume; its Enterprise plan requires a quote.
Can both track websites and mobile apps?
Yes. Kissmetrics publishes web JavaScript tracking and native iOS and Android SDKs. Mixpanel lists web and mobile analytics.
Which offers session replay?
Mixpanel includes 10,000 monthly session replays on its Free plan. Kissmetrics does not publish session replay as a feature on its product and pricing pages.
Can I run experiments with either product?
Mixpanel lists experiments and feature flags on Free, with usage limits. Kissmetrics lists A/B test reporting in its paid report suite; that is not the same published offering as Mixpanel's experiment and flag tools.
Which helps connect marketing activity to revenue?
Kissmetrics lists a Growth-plan Performance report connecting campaigns, signups, and revenue by person. Mixpanel lists campaign reporting on Free and multi-touch attribution on Growth.
What are the integration limits?
Kissmetrics lists up to three active integrations on Free and unlimited integrations on Growth. Mixpanel lists integrations on all three of its plans.
What support do the vendors publish?
Mixpanel lists 24/5 email support for Free and Growth and 24/7 email support for Enterprise. Kissmetrics offers setup assistance and separately describes a paid, hands-on implementation service.