PostHog is usually counted among product analytics. Which tools belong to it today and what they cost is for you to check with the vendor; we have not independently verified PostHog. Peak Analytics is a preview for business data: pivots over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files from your Peak apps. Event, experiment and product analysis are planned, not built. This page sorts the questions, not the features.
What decides it for you?
Which question should the tool answer, and over which data?
The same questions for Peak Analytics and PostHog. No statement about PostHog that we have not checked.
01 / The basis for deciding
Pick a focus. Each row is a question to settle before you decide. On the left: what Peak Analytics does today or what is planned. On the right: what to check with PostHog yourself. If you need events from a product, you are looking for different data than someone evaluating receipts and tasks.
6 dimensions · Same standard for both options
Rows × columns × measure over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files. Count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day, week, month, quarter, year.
Which question should the tool answer, and over which data?
Check with the vendor which questions are answered there, and whether business data such as receipts or orders is part of it.
Which question should the tool answer, and over which data?
| The criterion | Peak Analytics | PostHog |
|---|---|---|
| The jobWhich question should the tool answer, and over which data? | Peak AnalyticsPreview: pivots over business data Rows × columns × measure over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files. Count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day, week, month, quarter, year. Backed by codePeak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task. Source checked: peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts | PostHogNot yet evidenced Check with the vendor which questions are answered there, and whether business data such as receipts or orders is part of it. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
| Where the data comes fromDoes anything have to be installed before the first number appears? | Peak AnalyticsPreview: data from Peak apps The sources are created in Peak Profit, Peak Finance, Peak Task and Work, Peak Goals and Peak Docs. No tracking code on your website, no external connectors. Backed by codePeak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task. Source checked: peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts | PostHogNot yet evidenced Check what your team has to install, run and maintain before data arrives. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
| Visits and eventsAre page views, clicks, funnels, cohorts or retention analysed? | Peak AnalyticsNot yet evidenced Website, product and event analysis, funnels, cohorts and retention are planned. Today Peak Analytics records no visits and no clicks. Evidence pendingProduct specification. Capabilities described on this page are planned and not built; none of it is a measurement. Source checked: peak-one docs/products/analytics/MASTER_BUILD_SPEC.md (2.1.0, status specified) | PostHogNot yet evidenced Check with the vendor how events, funnels and experiments are analysed there. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
| After the findingWhat happens when a number stands out? | Peak AnalyticsPreview: a finding becomes a task The largest value is shown with its share of the total. “Check” turns it into a Peak Task task with a link back to the evaluation. A released snapshot can be shared by link, commented on and revoked. Backed by codePeak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task. Source checked: peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts | PostHogNot yet evidenced Ask how a finding becomes a task with an owner. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
| Cost and limitsWhat does your scope cost, and which limits apply? | Peak AnalyticsNot stated There is no separate Analytics plan. Which Peak One plans include Analytics is not stated. CSV export uses the plan's export allowance. Backed by codePeak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task. Source checked: peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts | PostHogNot yet evidenced Check cost and limits for your volume on the vendor's pages, with a date. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
| Taking your data with youHow do your results get back out? | Peak AnalyticsPreview: CSV export Every evaluation as CSV for Excel, within the export allowance. An API and an SDK are planned and not built. Backed by codePeak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task. Source checked: peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts | PostHogNot yet evidenced Check in which formats results and raw data get back out. Evidence pendingNot independently verified. We make no statement about other vendors' features, prices or limits. Check them on the vendor's own pages and write down the date and source. Source checked: |
Source code is evidence of implementation. It does not replace a current live test.
When a tool has many parts, a comparison quickly turns into a list. The fair way is one real question you put to both. Get the PostHog answers from the vendor yourself, with a date.
What Peak Analytics does today is backed by the preview code. What is planned says so.
We name no feature, price or limit of PostHog. Every cell on this page is an open question.
What Peak Analytics does today is checked in the preview code. Everything else is labelled “planned” and has no date.
This page is as of 29 Oct 2026. Whatever you find out, write it down with a date and a link.
02 / From feature to moment
Pick a check. Example: Nordwind Travel Goods (fictional), a shop, wants to know which channel had the most refunds this quarter. The answer lives in the orders from Peak Profit, not in clicks.
Take a real question from your month and put it to both sides.
Write the question down in one sentence, the way it is asked in your monthly review.
You know which answer you expect from each tool.
Synthetic numbers in the browser. No real data is read, computed or saved.
Source checked:
Fixed website examples on this page with fictional businessesTask selected. No test run.
See the data sources03 / Before the next step
Five sources from Peak apps: orders, receipts, tasks, goals, files. Which fields each source has and where the limits are is in the data source documentation.
Switching is a separate decision. Prepare it and keep the open evidence in view.
Whether a tool fits depends first on where your data lives.
If it lives in your orders, receipts or tasks, see what the Peak Analytics preview does with it today.
See Peak AnalyticsDraft dated 29 Oct 2026, not indexed. Statements about PostHog are not independently verified. Peak Analytics is a preview; planned items are marked as planned.
This page is a draft dated 29 Oct 2026. It compares questions, not verified features.
Because we have not independently verified its features, prices or limits. The page is a dated draft (as of 29 Oct 2026), is not indexed, and so only lists the questions you should check with the vendor yourself.
Peak Analytics is a preview: pivot evaluations over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files from your Peak apps, with count, sum, average, minimum and maximum from day to year. Plus the largest value with its share, “Check” as a Peak Task task, CSV export and sharing a released snapshot.
No, not today. Experiment analysis, API and SDK are planned and not built; there is no date. Results come out as a CSV export today.
Yes. Peak Analytics only reads data from your Peak apps and replaces no other tool automatically. You export results as CSV, within your plan's export allowance, and combine them wherever you like.
