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What does Kissmetrics do?

Tool: Kissmetrics

The Tech: Customer Analytics

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Their Pitch

Unlock unlimited revenue potential

Our Take

It's person-based analytics that tracks individual customers across devices instead of just anonymous page views. Google Analytics shows you traffic patterns, Kissmetrics shows you that Sarah from Chicago abandoned her cart twice.

Deep Dive & Reality Check

Used For

  • +**Your Google Analytics shows 1,000 visitors but you don't know who bought what** → Track individual customer journeys from first visit to purchase across all devices
  • +**You're running A/B tests but can't tell which version actually drives revenue** → See which test variations lead to paying customers, not just clicks
  • +**Cart abandonment emails go to everyone instead of the right people** → Segment customers by exact behavior (viewed pricing, added to cart, started checkout)
  • +Cohort analysis shows if users from January retained better than February - pinpoint what changes actually worked
  • +Revenue attribution tracks which marketing channels drive customers worth keeping, not just cheap traffic

Best For

  • >Your conversion funnel is leaking customers somewhere and you can't figure out where
  • >E-commerce team tired of guessing why people abandon carts at checkout
  • >SaaS company needs to know which trial users will actually pay

Not For

  • -Teams under 20 people with minimal website traffic — you're paying for insights you don't have enough data to generate
  • -Companies wanting plug-and-play analytics — requires developer time to set up custom event tracking properly
  • -Enterprise teams with dedicated data engineers — you need more customization than this provides

Pairs With

  • *Google Analytics (for traffic overview while Kissmetrics handles the person-level stuff)
  • *Shopify (to track customer behavior before and after they hit your store)
  • *Mailchimp (to send targeted emails to people who abandoned at specific funnel steps)
  • *HubSpot (to sync behavioral data with your CRM so sales knows what prospects actually did)
  • *Facebook Ads (to see which ad spend turns into actual customers vs just clicks)
  • *Stripe (to connect payment data with user behavior patterns)

The Catch

  • !No specific pricing listed anywhere - always a red flag that means 'expensive'
  • !Requires developer setup for meaningful insights beyond basic page tracking
  • !Cloud-only with no data export options if you want to leave

Bottom Line

Finally see which customers are actually worth chasing instead of drowning in meaningless traffic reports.