GameAnalytics

What GameAnalytics does

Game analytics with dashboards for player behavior, retention and custom events. Add the SDK to your game to see where players quit or get stuck. It is listed in our Playtesting & QA category.

Pricing and free tier

GameAnalytics has a free tier with paid plans starting at $49/mo. Plans change often, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Best use for beginner game devs

We rate GameAnalytics 3/5 for beginners, which makes it usable by beginners with a little patience. Free and built for games, but you add an SDK and plan your events.

Best for: Seeing what playtesters actually do in your game. The Free plan (checked Oct 23, 2026) needs no credit card and has no MAU cap, with dashboards, LiveOps, market insights and an AI agent. Paid plans start at $49/mo.

Alternatives to GameAnalytics

• itch.io Restricted Pages (Free, beginner rating 5/5): Upload a test build to itch.io for free and set the page to Restricted, so only people you give a download key or password can play it.
• Steam Playtest (Free, beginner rating 3/5): Valve's free playtest feature. Players sign up from your game's Steam page and you let them in batches, without affecting your main game's reviews or wishlists.
• GUT (Godot Unit Test) (Free, beginner rating 2/5): Free, open source unit testing add-on for Godot. Write tests in GDScript and run them from an editor panel or the command line.
• Sentry (Freemium, beginner rating 2/5): Error and crash monitoring. When your game crashes on a tester's machine, Sentry collects the error and stack trace so you can fix it. Has SDKs for Unity, Unreal and Godot.
• Unity Test Framework (Free, beginner rating 2/5): Unity's built-in testing package. Write automated Edit Mode and Play Mode tests in C# (based on NUnit) to catch bugs before players do.

See every option on the Playtesting & QA page.