
Jitsu provides an open-source customer data platform and event collection pipeline and was acquired by Helium Ventures.
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The page describes how teams use Jitsu to collect, transform, and stream customer data into warehouses while keeping their analytics stacks flexible and open.
Jitsu destinations include warehouses, object storage, analytics, CRMs, and web tools that can receive event data.
The company streams events from web, mobile, and server apps into warehouses in real time, with schema management, retries, identity, and transforms.
Jitsu functions process data before it is sent to a destination and are written in JavaScript.
An honest guide to open-source and self-hosted CDPs in 2026 — real pros, cons, and licenses for Jitsu, RudderStack, PostHog, Snowplow, and more.
Read Jitsu updates and guides on event streaming, warehouse-first architecture, server-side tracking, connectors, APIs, and data teams in practice.
Jitsu Next captures event data into a stack and includes a new UI, rebuilt core, free tier, and unlimited incoming events for teams.
Jitsu 2.14 is public: a Kubernetes-native release that runs functions, profile builders, and connector syncs as managed workloads, with major self-hosting upgrades.
The page compares Jitsu pricing for event streaming, connectors, functions, and warehouses, with plans for different data volumes and team needs.
Head-to-head comparisons of Jitsu against Segment, RudderStack, Snowplow, PostHog and Hightouch. Published prices, named concessions, no ticks and crosses.
The page describes PostHog as a destination for data and Jitsu as a tool that moves data to PostHog and other destinations.
Both bill per event, so the difference is licence and price. Jitsu is MIT at $99 for 2M events. RudderStack is Elastic License 2.0 at $265 for 1M.
Segment bills for every person it sees. Jitsu bills per active event. Compare the cost at 1M, 5M and 10M events, and run both side by side.
Talk with the Jitsu team about event collection, warehouse pipelines, pricing, or migration plans. Send a note and get help from a data expert.
Capture event data from websites, apps, and servers with Jitsu, then stream clean customer data into warehouses and tools in real time for analytics.
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