Some months and hard work later, Metricfire announces pricing and GA

I've been wanting to add metrics to a small side project of mine for a while and was looking at Metricfire and Mixpanel.<p>This announcement actually is pushing me away from Metricfire. The project I am working on now will generate less than 100 data points per day, so paying $30 a month is really high.<p>For someone who will take advantage of it, the $30 looks like a great plan, but when they say it is for small projects, that just seems like too much for the very small projects like mine.

Architecture behind this is really, really good. Can't wait to get some time to start seriously testing it.

I've recommended Metricfire to a few clients now for statistics collation for their apps. Where I used to cringe at the impending questions about loading/processing/UI response overhead for error logging and that kinda stuff, I'm loving that a product has practically all of the answers!

MetricFire is a great product. Stupid simple to use, reliable, fast, no discernable impact on our production systems to add monitoring. Does what it says, works well.

I'm delighted to see metricfire starting to get some traction, it's a simple, but powerful tool (Dave and Charlie are two very smart chaps).

Very useful product with highly competitive prices. Dave and Charlie are extremely sharp and very nice guys to boot.

I heartily endorse this product and/or service.

Great guys and a great idea worth checking out.

Very nice, really like it

I have been using metricfire on some test stuff and I have to say I am impressed. Any plans to having iOS sdk/support?<p>Google Analytics does a very good job of measuring events and not using tons of resources, but then again it is hard to get real time dashboards with &#62; 1M events/day in GA<p>Edit - I had already asked this, but also Google App Engine support? Cheer and keep making an awesome product guys!