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AmzDL vs Countly

AmzDL and Countly are both analytics tools. AmzDL is aimed at small businesses and agencies, while Countly is aimed at enterprise and developers. AmzDL costs less, from $7.99/mo versus $175/mo for Countly. Both have a free plan.

AmzDL

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Countly

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PricingFreemium · $8Freemium · $175
Starting price$7.99/mo$175/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—14 days
Built forSmall businesses, Agencies, E-commerceEnterprise, Developers
Platformsbrowser-extensionweb
Country—TR · 2012
Rating——

Choose AmzDL if

Choose Countly if

Regulated industries and mobile-heavy companies that need analytics with full data control.

  • Full data ownership and on-premise option
  • Strong mobile and IoT SDKs
  • Analytics plus engagement in one

Look elsewhere if: Startups wanting a quick cloud setup (PostHog, Mixpanel).

AmzDL vs Countly pricing

AmzDL

    Countly

    • Lite$0Self-hosted; free under non-commercial license
    • Flex$175/moFrom; managed cloud, usage-based, cancel anytime
    • EnterpriseCustomSelf-hosted, annual, SLA and dedicated CSM

    AmzDL · Key features

      Countly · Key features

      • Events, funnels, retention, cohorts and user profiles
      • Crash and error reporting for mobile apps
      • Push notifications and in-app messaging
      • Remote config and A/B testing
      • Surveys, NPS and ratings
      • Self-hosted or managed cloud with data residency

      Cons

      • UI less modern than PostHog
      • Enterprise features gated
      • Self-hosting requires MongoDB expertise

      AmzDL vs Countly: FAQ

      Which is cheaper, AmzDL or Countly?

      AmzDL starts at $7.99/mo and Countly at $175/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.

      Do AmzDL and Countly have a free plan?

      Yes, both AmzDL and Countly have a free plan; paid plans add more usage and features.

      Which is better for small businesses, AmzDL or Countly?

      AmzDL lists small businesses as a core audience, while Countly is aimed more at enterprise and developers.

      Not sure yet?