Aelynt vs Plausible, Baremetrics, and PostHog
Three different tools, three different scopes. Here's what each one actually measures, no superlatives.
Aelynt vs Plausible
Plausible is a web analytics tool: traffic and audience, no revenue data.
Differences
- Like Plausible, Aelynt doesn't set a tracking cookie.
- Plausible doesn't connect to Stripe; Aelynt computes MRR, churn, and LTV from your Stripe account.
- Aelynt connects traffic to conversion: visitor → signup → paying customer, in the same dashboard.
Pick the other tool
Choose Plausible if you only need to measure a site's audience, with no link to revenue.
Aelynt vs Baremetrics
Baremetrics analyzes Stripe subscriptions (MRR, churn, LTV) without measuring site traffic.
Differences
- Aelynt and Baremetrics both compute MRR and churn from Stripe.
- Baremetrics doesn't measure site traffic; Aelynt adds visitors, traffic sources, and a conversion funnel.
- Aelynt tracks several SaaS products from one account, with a portfolio view.
Pick the other tool
Choose Baremetrics if you only need Stripe analytics, with no traffic data.
Aelynt vs PostHog
PostHog is a product analytics suite: custom events, session replay, feature flags, A/B testing.
Differences
- PostHog tracks custom product events in detail; Aelynt is limited to traffic, conversion, and Stripe revenue.
- Aelynt installs with a single script, with no events to define upfront.
- PostHog doesn't natively connect to Stripe for revenue reporting; Aelynt does by default.
Pick the other tool
Choose PostHog if you need session replay, feature flags, or A/B testing on top of analytics.