# Can I replace Analytics tools with an agent?

3 analytics apps checked against the looot catalog. Each line shows the verdict from the jobs we reviewed. Live prices are on the web page.

## Analytics apps

- Google Analytics (/can-i-replace/google-analytics): not really. Google's website and app analytics service for traffic, events and conversions.
- Mixpanel (/can-i-replace/mixpanel): not really. A product analytics tool that tracks events and builds funnels and retention reports.
- Plausible (/can-i-replace/plausible): not really. A privacy-focused website analytics tool with a lightweight script and a simple dashboard.

## Can an agent replace analytics tools?

For many jobs, yes. This page lists 3 analytics apps and shows for each one which jobs an agent covers through looot endpoints, which it covers partly and which it does not.

## Which analytics apps are on this page?

Mixpanel, Plausible, Google Analytics. Each has its own page with the jobs, the providers and the cheapest live price.

## How is the verdict for a analytics app scored?

Each job counts 1 when covered, 0.5 when partly covered and 0 when not covered. 85 percent and up is yes, 40 percent and up is kinda, anything lower is not really.

## What do analytics replacements cost?

You pay per call, with no monthly seat. Each app page shows the cheapest live price per job, and says price on request when no priced endpoint exists.

## Why is a analytics job marked not covered?

Either the catalog has no priced endpoint for it right now, or the job is a hosted feature such as a dashboard or a mailbox that an agent cannot reach through data endpoints.

## How do I start with a analytics replacement?

Open an app page, copy the agent prompt, and paste it into the agent you already use after you set up looot from https://looot.ai/skill.md.