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 title: Mixpanel vs OpenPanel
 description: A comparison between Mixpanel and OpenPanel
 date: 2024-11-13
-updated: 2025-12-02
+updated: 2026-02-07
 tag: Comparison
 team: OpenPanel Team
 cover: /content/cover-mixpanel.jpg
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 ## Web analytics
 
-Mixpanel is a great product analytics tool but in our minds its lacking in this area. Web analytics should always be easy to get going and we think Mixpanel has to much focus on product analytics.
+Mixpanel is a great product analytics tool but in our minds its lacking in this area. [Web analytics](/features/web-analytics) should always be easy to get going and we think Mixpanel has to much focus on product analytics.
 
 In OpenPanel you do not need to do anything to get your web analytics up and running. Just add the tracking snippet to your website or app and you're up and running.
 
@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ Probably the most used feature in Mixpanel is their report tool, where you can c
 
 Some of the features we have added are:
 
-- **Funnels**
-- **Retention**
+- **[Funnels](/features/funnels)**
+- **[Retention](/features/retention)**
 - **Line charts**
 - **Bar charts**
 - **Histogram charts**
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 ## Cookies vs Cookieless
 
 Mixpanel is a cookie-based tool, which means that it relies on cookies to track users. This provides advantages like:
-- More accurate user identification across sessions
+- More accurate [user identification](/features/identify-users) across sessions
 - Better cross-domain tracking
 - Easier integration with existing cookie-based systems