Hi Ashley,

We'd be grateful if you would consider including Net-Merit in your report (www.net-merit.net). We can provide you with a free-trail if that will help with your assessment - just let me know:

We would fall within the £200-£4k bracket!

Thanks
Claire

On 13:42:11 21 March 2003 Ashley wrote:
>We're working on a report mapping out the maket place and
>players in the web analytics space (concentrating on
>site-centric analytics)... More on that later. However,
>below are the vendors that are on our radar. Are we
>missing any?
>
>Mid-High End (£4k-£40k+)
>Webabacus - http://www.webabacus.com
>Site Intelligence - http://www.site-intelligence.co.uk
>Webtraffiq - http://www.webtraffiq.com
>Roicast - http://www.roicast.com
>Nedstat - http://www.nedstat.com
>WhiteCross Systems - http://www.whitecross.com
>Intellitracker - http://www.intellitracker.com
>Clickstream - http://www.clickstream.com
>Accrue - http://www.accrue.com
>RedSheriff- http://www.redsheriff.com
>RedEye - http://www.redeye.com
>Speedtrap - http://www.speed-trap.com
>
>Lower cost (£200-£4k)
>Livestats - http://www.sitestats.co.uk
>Urchin - http://www.urchin.com
>Sawmill - http://www.sawmill.net
>FunnelWeb - http://www.quest.com/funnel_web/analyzer/
>Clicktracks - http://www.clicktracks.com
>NetIQ (Webtrends) - http://www.netiq.com
>
>Free stuff (worth bothering with...)
>Webalizer - http://www.webalizer.com
>Analog - http://www.analog.cx

Ashley -

Don't forget NetGenesis (www.netgen.com) - now part of SPSS. One of the earliest serious players in the market, and still quite widely used. Fits in your "high end" category.

John
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Hi Ashley, would just like to inform you of a website analytics system, eVisit Analyst. eVisit Analyst has been established for over a year and is used by organisations like Endsleigh Insurance, the University of Northumbria and Age Concern. It is targeted mainly towards mid-high end of the market but is also available at a lower cost (£29.95+) for websites with lower traffic volumes. There is a free trial available at www.evisitanalyst.com if you would like to try the product.

On 13:42:11 21 March 2003 Ashley wrote:
>We're working on a report mapping out the maket place and
>players in the web analytics space (concentrating on
>site-centric analytics)... More on that later. However,
>below are the vendors that are on our radar. Are we
>missing any?
>
>Mid-High End (£4k-£40k+)
>Webabacus - http://www.webabacus.com
>Site Intelligence - http://www.site-intelligence.co.uk
>Webtraffiq - http://www.webtraffiq.com
>Roicast - http://www.roicast.com
>Nedstat - http://www.nedstat.com
>WhiteCross Systems - http://www.whitecross.com
>Intellitracker - http://www.intellitracker.com
>NetGenesis (CustomerCentric Solutions) -
>http://www.customercentricsolutions.com/
>Clickstream - http://www.clickstream.com
>Accrue - http://www.accrue.com
>RedSheriff- http://www.redsheriff.com
>RedEye - http://www.redeye.com
>Speedtrap - http://www.speed-trap.com
>Touch Clarity - http://www.touchclarity.com
>
>Lower cost (£200-£4k)
>Livestats - http://www.deepmetrix.com/
>Urchin - http://www.urchin.com
>Sawmill - http://www.sawmill.net
>FunnelWeb - http://www.quest.com/funnel_web/analyzer/
>Clicktracks - http://www.clicktracks.com
>NetIQ (Webtrends) - http://www.netiq.com
>
>Free stuff (worth bothering with...)
>Webalizer - http://www.webalizer.com
>Analog - http://www.analog.cx

Ashley,
Also don't miss Pilot HitList see either www.pilotsoftware.com or www.issel.co.uk.

Pilot Software was spun out of Accrue last June to create a new independent company focussing on ongoing development of the Pilot Business intelligence and HitList web analytics products.

There's a new entry level HitList Lite priced at £2,375 and full HitList starts at ca £7,000

http://www.fromtopdown.com/ is a company that I am currently working with - after about four years of using WebTrends and one extremely unsuccessful year of trying to use the Visual Insights product.

On 22:12:24 16 July 2003 Kevin Zundl wrote:
>Performance Drivers has a solution called LifeLine that is
>both easy to use and actionable. The difference in the
>approach is that it is not just a software solution, but
>their consultants work with you to understand performance
>based strategies and can provide custom reporting at low
>costs.
>
>http://www.PerformanceDrivers.com
>
>
>On 13:42:11 21 March 2003 Ashley wrote:
>>We're working on a report mapping out the maket place
>and
>>players in the web analytics space (concentrating on
>>site-centric analytics)... More on that later.
>However,
>>below are the vendors that are on our radar. Are we
>>missing any?
>>
>>Mid-High End (£4k-£40k+)
>>Webabacus - http://www.webabacus.com
>>Site Intelligence - http://www.site-intelligence.co.uk
>>Webtraffiq - http://www.webtraffiq.com
>>Roicast - http://www.roicast.com
>>Nedstat - http://www.nedstat.com
>>WhiteCross Systems - http://www.whitecross.com
>>Intellitracker - http://www.intellitracker.com
>>NetGenesis (CustomerCentric Solutions) -
>>http://www.customercentricsolutions.com/
>>Clickstream - http://www.clickstream.com
>>Accrue - http://www.accrue.com
>>RedSheriff- http://www.redsheriff.com
>>RedEye - http://www.redeye.com
>>Speedtrap - http://www.speed-trap.com
>>Touch Clarity - http://www.touchclarity.com
>>Visual Insights - http://www.visualinsights.co.uk
>>NetIQ (Webtrends) - http://www.netiq.com
>>
>>Lower cost (£200-£4k)
>>Livestats - http://www.deepmetrix.com/
>>Urchin - http://www.urchin.com
>>Sawmill - http://www.sawmill.net
>>FunnelWeb - http://www.quest.com/funnel_web/analyzer/
>>Clicktracks - http://www.clicktracks.com
>>
>>Free stuff (worth bothering with...)
>>Webalizer - http://www.webalizer.com
>>Analog - http://www.analog.cx