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VulcanSQL vs Keen: What are the differences?

VulcanSQL: Build analytics APIs from parameterized SQL. It is an Analytics API generator that helps data engineers to build scalable analytics APIs using only SQL without writing any backend code; Keen: Keen is the platform that gives you powerful in-product analytics fast with minimal development time. Keen is a powerful set of API's that allow you to stream, store, query, and visualize event-based data. Customer-facing metrics bring SaaS products to the next level with acquiring, engaging, and retaining customers.

VulcanSQL and Keen can be primarily classified as "Custom Analytics" tools.

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Pros of Keen
Pros of VulcanSQL
  • 57
    Very powerful API
  • 43
    Easy setup
  • 31
    Great Customer Support
  • 24
    Customization
  • 24
    Built by developers for developers
  • 19
    Dashboards
  • 18
    Developer Friendly
  • 12
    It's awesome
  • 11
    Developer logging
  • 10
    Heroku Add-on
  • 6
    Github Integration
  • 5
    Saved queries
  • 4
    Segment Integration
  • 2
    Data Collection from any source
  • 1
    Very easy to get started. Loads of potential!
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    Good API
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      Limited concurrent queries
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      What is Keen?

      Keen is a powerful set of API's that allow you to stream, store, query, and visualize event-based data. Customer-facing metrics bring SaaS products to the next level with acquiring, engaging, and retaining customers.

      What is VulcanSQL?

      It is an Analytics API generator that helps data engineers to build scalable analytics APIs using only SQL without writing any backend code.

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