One curl, one webhook, or one dropped spreadsheet. The dashboard configures itself while the HTTP response is still warm.
Statboy vs. Mixpanel
An ostentatiously unfair comparison.
We wrote this page, so you can guess how it ends. Mixpanel is a serious product for serious analytics programs. That's sort of the problem.
Install an SDK. Write a tracking plan. Instrument events. Get the naming conventions reviewed. Schedule the enablement session. Then: charts.
The tale of the tape.
Scored by the home team.
Category
Statboy
Mixpanel
Integration
One HTTP request. Any JSON.
SDKs per platform, plus an instrumentation backlog
Schema
Inferred from whatever you send
A tracking plan, a naming convention doc, and a governance meeting
Building a chart
It's already built. Chat to change it.
A powerful report builder you'll be good at by Q3
Historical data
Drag in the spreadsheet. Done.
Backfill via import API, formatted their way
Sharing with a client
One view-only link, scoped to one dashboard
Add them to your workspace and hope the permissions are right
Who can use it
Anyone who can type a sentence
Anyone who attended the training
Pricing
Fits on a sticky note. Free tier forever.
Free until you’re not, then “talk to sales”
Characterizations are ours, affectionate, and roughly one sales cycle out of date. Mixpanel is a trademark of Mixpanel, Inc., who did not review this page and would not have approved it.
To be fair — briefly.
Mixpanel is genuinely excellent at what it's built for. If you need any of these, go there with our blessing:
- Deep funnel and retention analysis across millions of users
- Cohorts, experiments, and behavioral targeting wired into your growth stack
- A dedicated analytics team that enjoys all of the above
If instead you need the numbers on a screen, shared with the people who care, by Friday — that's us. That's the entire company.
Switching is one webhook.
Point your existing event stream at a Statboy URL and run both side by side. Export your Mixpanel history to CSV, drop it in, and your charts arrive with their past attached.
No migration project. No cutover date. Just a second place your events go until it's the first.
Run them in parallel
# wherever you already send events:
mixpanel.track("checkout", props)
fetch("https://statboy.ai/v1/events", {
method: "POST", body: JSON.stringify(props)
})Two lines. Cancel whichever one you stop opening.
Be unfair back. Try both.
Ours takes 40 seconds to evaluate. Start there.
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