Likelihood to Recommend Appsflyer is excellent for running numerous campaigns across many clients and keeping track of real-time performance. Attribution is top-notch and the platform is up to date with the innovations in the area while keeping its effective & trustworthy information. Exporting reports could be a bit more friendly but all in all, a truly great MMP.
Read full review It was extremely useful in identifying places in our product where things weren't functioning, or where it looked like action was available to the end user but in reality, it was not and therefore caused lots of confusion. It doesn't help as much in other scenarios to see what catches a user's Eye or where they go if they leave our application as well as an actual in-person interview would help with eye-tracking software.
Read full review Pros Appsflyer does deep linking well. It was reliable and works better than any past partner we've used. We no longer invest time and resources in fielding internal flags about broken links. Appsflyer does particularly well at telling the story on industry landscape, identifying areas of opportunity for our brand to grow based on the depth and breadth of their experience in mobile. The Appsflyer team offers best in class customer service. The account managers are knowledgeable, responsive, bright, invested and a pleasure to work with. Read full review Tracks users' online experiences from start to finish. Makes it easy to share a customer's experiences with the rest of my team. Allows me to use different methods to find evidence of a customer's experience. Shows page insights via segmentation that help me know where to improve my site. Tracks error clicks and dead clicks for quick insights into site improvements. Integrates with HelpScout for easy access to customer problem-solving. Read full review Cons Supports download of only 200K rows of raw data for in-app events Supports download of raw data of in-app events for only 30 days duration max and for the last 90 days Custom reports are limited. Need to download raw data for deeper analysis Cannot look into parameter level events without raw reports Read full review The ramp-up time to learn the entire product can take a little while. There are just so many absolutely wonderful tools and different ways to look at the same type of information that it can take a new user a few weeks to understand and then more time to master. However, FullStory has a ton of training resources to help with that! A lot of my own teammates have taught themselves FullStory through those training resources. The UX of the product is totally wonderful, but there are tiny things that make getting to certain parts of the product slightly more challenging (like clicking into a modal in a modal). Sometimes buttons or links are placed out of my field of view, but those are minor things I notice because I work in UX. Read full review Likelihood to Renew AppsFlyer works well with our use cases already, and is working on addressing the gaps (of trackers UI)
Read full review It's been a phenomenal tool for us; every department that uses it has found something new and unexpected that it can do that they're really excited about. Even if we *only* used it for bug triage, it would be worth our time and money. The fact that we can use it for so many other things as well--gauging how customers interact and use our site, identifying UI problems, etc.--is above and beyond
Read full review Usability Because everything seems to be easy to find and it doesn't take long at all to learn how to use the product
Read full review Reliability and Availability We've never had issues with availability
Read full review Performance It seems the performance is really good and always loads quickly
Read full review Support Rating Overall support is good, fast to respond and helps us with both tool related queries as well as publisher related escalations when it comes to fraud or attribution, as they step in and help justify on our behalf. They have a very small team though in India, it's time for them to scale up the team probably and assign exclusive support folks to large clients.
Read full review They have been overall pretty responsive and proactive. The tool is pretty straightforward to use. Most of the questions we have had to work with them on our how to use new features or adjust our integration to ensure we are gathering all the data from all of our tools.
Read full review Implementation Rating To successfully implement FullStory, it is important to plan your implementation carefully by defining your goals and user segments. You should also use tags and filters to analyze your user data, train your team to use FullStory effectively, and use FullStory in conjunction with other analytics tools to get a more complete picture of your user's behavior. By following these tips, you can gain valuable insights into your users' behavior and experiences, and use this information to improve your website or application.
Read full review Alternatives Considered Adjust is the best, followed by AppsFlyer. The rest are a joke and should be ashamed of themselves for putting out products that don't give marketers the insights they need to facilitate growth or identify fraud.
Read full review Smartlook is software that records users on a website
and mobile app. Finding useful information within thousands of recordings is
made quick and easy with features that help you accomplish this. I have chosen FullStory because it is easier to use and has more advanced features compared to
Smartlook .
Read full review Scalability Full story was easy to scale with the growth of our teams and organisation
Read full review Return on Investment Allowed us to measure ROI correctly. We couldn't before. Cut our Facebook ad and Google Adwords costs per install almost in half. Added a few extra cents to each install, but it's worth it when looking at the optimization of the ads. Read full review Triage for front end bugs - FullStory can sometimes help you spot a bug in action much more quickly than trying to recreate it on your own Observing customers use new features and understanding why a new feature may be performing better or worse than expected Read full review ScreenShots