Prompt

How do I see product usage by account plan and company size?

Technology / Analytics & BI1 observationLast seen Oct 5, 2026

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Oct 5, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

To see product usage by account plan and company size, you generally want to:

  1. Make sure those fields exist on your accounts

    • account plan (e.g. Free, Pro, Enterprise)
    • company size (e.g. 1–10, 11–50, 51–200, etc.)
  2. Make sure usage data is tied to the account

    • For example: events, logins, feature usage, sessions, or MAU/WAU metrics mapped to an account/company.
  3. Build a breakdown report

    • Group usage by:
      • Account plan
      • Company size
    • Then compare metrics like:
      • active users
      • feature adoption
      • sessions per account
      • retention
      • usage frequency
  4. Use filters or segmentation

    • Filter by plan = Enterprise
    • Break down by company size
    • Or create a matrix:
      • rows = plan
      • columns = company size
      • values = usage metric

If you’re doing this in a product analytics tool, the usual setup is:

  • Dimension 1: account properties → plan
  • Dimension 2: account properties → company size
  • Metric: usage event count / unique active accounts / unique active users

If you want, I can also show you:

  • how to do this in SQL
  • how to do it in a specific tool like Mixpanel, Amplitude, GA4, HubSpot, or PostHog
  • or help design the exact dashboard layout.

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