nana800 analytics guides

Step by step: an organization and a project in the nana800 web app, the project key, code for a website, React, Next.js, React Native and Node.js, first event check.

How to send events and properties to nana800 analytics, how to keep utm, yclid and gclid tags on events and users, and how to build charts by traffic source.

How to build a conversion funnel with a window and median time in nana800, a cohort retention report by days, weeks or months, and how to pick user groups.

In nana800 analytics a click on a line point, a bar or a funnel step opens the users and events behind that number. How it works and what its limits are.

How to open a nana800 analytics dashboard by a link without login: who can turn the link on, what a client sees, what stays hidden, how to reissue or turn it off.

nana800 analytics pricing: 100,000 free events a month, then $0.015 (1.5 RUB) per 1,000 from a balance. What counts and what an empty balance means.

How to connect nana800-mcp-server to Claude, Cursor or VS Code and export nana800 analytics events and users to CSV or JSON Lines by asking an AI assistant.

How to ask Claude, Cursor or another AI assistant to build nana800 analytics charts, funnels and a dashboard in plain words through nana800-mcp-server.

Amplitude and NANA800 Analytics compared: free events, pay as you go without a subscription, charts, cohorts, data export, public dashboards and MCP.

Mixpanel and NANA800 Analytics compared: free volume, the price at 1.5M and 10M events a month, cohorts, session replay, public dashboards and the MCP server.

PostHog and NANA800 Analytics compared: the free million events, the price per event above it, self-hosting, data regions, MCP and public dashboards.

How nana800 analytics differs from Yandex Metrica: site visits against user events, funnels, retention, data by user id and public dashboards for clients.