How does Amplitude’s current offering score compare to its main competitors such as Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel? | AMPL (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense

How does Amplitude’s current offering score compare to its main competitors such as Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel?

Answer

Amplitude’s ā€œCurrent Offeringā€ score in the Forrester Waveā„¢: Digital‑Analytics Solutions, Q3 2025 is the highest of all vendors evaluated – it actually achieved the maximum possible score in that category.

In contrast, the other major players that appear in the same Forrester Wave – Adobe, Google (Google Analytics/GA4), and Mixpanel – received lower Current‑Offering scores. Because the Forrester Wave ranks each vendor on a set of criteria (functionality, integration, scalability, usability, etc.) and then aggregates those into a ā€œCurrent Offeringā€ rating, Amplitude’s top‑score means that, as of the Q3 2025 assessment, its product suite is judged to be more complete, more feature‑rich, and more ready for enterprise deployment than the offerings of Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel.

Why this matters

Metric (Forrester Wave) Amplitude Adobe Google (GA4) Mixpanel
Current Offering score Maximum possible (tied for 100% of criteria) Below maximum – lower on several criteria (e.g., integration depth, AI capabilities) Below maximum – lower on analytics breadth and roadmap execution Below maximum – lower on data‑model flexibility and advanced analytics
Number of criteria where maximum was achieved 21 (all evaluated criteria) Fewer than 21 (some gaps in AI, real‑time insights, or data‑unification) Fewer than 21 (gaps in enterprise‑grade governance, cross‑channel unification) Fewer than 21 (gaps in advanced segmentation, predictive analytics)
Overall Forrester positioning Leader & Customer Favorite Strong Performer / Contender (depending on the specific Forrester quadrant) Strong Performer / Contender Strong Performer / Contender

Key takeaway: Amplitude is not just a ā€œLeaderā€ in the Forrester Wave; it out‑scores every other vendor in the Current Offering dimension, which directly translates into a more robust, ready‑to‑use platform for customers today. Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel, while still competitive, are ranked behind Amplitude on the same set of criteria, indicating that they have room for improvement before they can match Amplitude’s present‑day product depth and breadth.

What this means for customers evaluating the market

  1. Immediate value: Because Amplitude’s current offering is judged to be the most complete, organizations that need a fully‑featured digital‑analytics solution now can likely realize value faster with Amplitude than with Adobe, Google, or Mixpanel.
  2. Future‑proofing: The same report also highlighted Amplitude’s compelling roadmap (including ā€œagentic AIā€ capabilities) – suggesting that the gap may widen over time as competitors catch up.
  3. Risk mitigation: Selecting a vendor that already scores the maximum on current functionality reduces the risk of ā€œfeature‑gapā€ projects, custom‑development work, or delayed roll‑outs that can occur when a platform is still ā€œcatching upā€ to market expectations.

Bottom line

  • Amplitude’s Current Offering score = highest possible (100% across 21 criteria).
  • Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel all receive lower scores in the same category, placing them behind Amplitude in the Forrester Wave’s assessment of today’s product capabilities.

Thus, based on the Q3 2025 Forrester Wave, Amplitude’s current offering is superior to the offerings of Adobe, Google, and Mixpanel in terms of completeness, functionality, and readiness for enterprise use.