Countly VS. Amplitude


Multitude of connected features that eliminate the need to risk sending sensitive customer data to third parties.
Integrations with third parties, requiring additional licenses and increasing the risk sensitive data shared with third parties.
Complete visibility and control over how data is sent from the SDKs, where your server and database are located, and how they are configured.
Hosted in the cloud in a multi-tenant environment shared with the rest of the customers with limited visibility and configuration options
Built-in privacy compliance features, for regulations such as GDPR, only collecting data after user consent is given.
Limited built in compliance features, and the heavy lifting is offloaded to the user to manage what information is tracked by the SDKs.