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AI Actions Feature Performance

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Requested by @Vaibhav- Jul 21, 2026, 2:03 PM -Updated Jul 24, 2026, 12:08 PM

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Product Analytics

AI Actions: strong early signal in first 48 hours

AI Actions launched on July 20, 2026 and has already reached 979 unique users who opened the menu, with a 21.4% conversion to submitting an action. Gemini dominates provider choice at 79%.

EverBee · Source: Amplitude · Data: Jul 20–21, 2026 · Generated: Jul 21, 2026

979
Unique users opened menu
2 days of data
205
Unique users submitted actions
~2.2 submissions/user
21.4%
Menu → Submit conversion
Strong for day 1–2
57
Upgrade clicks
98% from hobby plan

Feature funnel

Users flow from opening the AI Actions menu to submitting a prompt to clicking upgrade. The menu-to-submit rate of 21.4% is healthy for a brand new feature, one in five explorers actually uses it.

AI Actions conversion funnel (Jul 20–21 combined)

Unique users at each step
StepJul 20Jul 21TotalStep %
Menu Opened521458979
Action Submitted1079820521.4%
Upgrade Clicked24335727.8%

Adoption vs. DAU

On launch day (Jul 20), 521 unique users opened the menu out of 13,579 daily active users, a 3.8% adoption rate. For a feature with zero prior exposure, this is a solid start.

Daily active users vs. AI Actions users

Unique users per day

3.8% day-1 adoption without any in-app announcement or onboarding flow suggests organic discovery. A tooltip or nudge could meaningfully lift this.

AI provider breakdown

Users can submit actions through three AI providers. Gemini accounts for 79% of all submissions, followed by ChatGPT at 20% and Claude at 1%.

Submissions by AI provider

Total events, Jul 20–21
ProviderJul 20Jul 21TotalShare
Gemini17019236279%
ChatGPT47449120%
Claude3361%

Usage by plan type

AI Actions usage is concentrated among paid users. Growth Monthly accounts for 59% of submissions, Growth Annual for 41%. The 57 upgrade clicks come almost entirely from hobby (free) plan users hitting the feature lock.

Submissions by plan type

Total events, Jul 20–21
PlanSubmissionsShare
Growth Monthly27059%
Growth Annual18841%
Business Annual2<1%

98% of upgrade clicks come from hobby plan users hitting the feature lock gate. This is a clean upsell trigger, 62 hobby users hit the wall, and they clicked upgrade.

Where users open AI Actions

AI Actions fires as a Chrome extension overlay. The top domains reveal where users reach for it most: Etsy (29%), Canva (22%), and Printify (9%) dominate. AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini also appear, suggesting users pair AI Actions with existing AI workflows.

Top 10 page domains for Menu Opened

Total events, Jul 20–21

Bee icon toggle behavior

334 unique users toggled the bee icon. Interestingly, 61% of toggles were "hidden" actions (387) vs. 39% "shown" (245), meaning users who try the icon tend to toggle it off more than on. This may indicate the icon is shown by default and some users dismiss it.

ActionJul 20Jul 21Total
Hidden203184387
Shown137108245

Key takeaways

1. Early traction is real. 979 users explored AI Actions in 48 hours with no launch fanfare. The 21.4% menu-to-submit conversion shows users who find it actually use it.

2. Upsell is working. 57 hobby users clicked upgrade after hitting the feature lock. That's a clean monetization signal worth watching as volume grows.

3. Gemini dominates. At 79% of submissions, Gemini is the clear default. Consider whether the UI ordering or defaults drive this, or if it reflects genuine preference.

4. Discovery is the bottleneck. Only 3.8% of DAU found the feature on day 1. An in-app nudge, tooltip, or onboarding step could meaningfully increase adoption.

Next check recommended after 7 days of data (Jul 27) to see if adoption curves flatten, grow, or dip after the novelty window.

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