12 Hotjar alternatives for website and mobile app analytics

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Hotjar

Since Plerdy has a much broader scope, its pricing plans differ, depending on what you want to use. The plans for their behavior analytics tools aren’t as cost-effective as Hotjar’s. For example, the $39/month Hotjar plan captures 3,000 recordings, whereas Plerdy’s $47/month plan captures only 2,000, with a much shorter storage period.

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Smartlook

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FullStory

Hotjar’s differentiators, when compared to FullStory, are their feedback and survey features. However, FullStory has much broader quantitative analytics capabilities (including funnel analysis) and can be used to analyze mobile apps as well as websites.

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Content Square

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VWO

VWO is a well-rounded conversion rate optimization (CRO) platform. As such, it’s mainly used to improve conversions and user experience metrics through A/B, multivariate, and split URL testing. Beyond that, VWO also has features for testing products, sending push notifications, and more.

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Crazy Egg

While both tools have heatmaps and screen recordings, Crazy Egg doesn’t capture every user session on your website. Instead, they sample your traffic, and you can choose the rate at which the sampling happens. As a result, Crazy Egg’s quantitative analytics capabilities are more limited than Hotjar’s.

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Mouseflow

Both tools have heatmaps, screen recordings, and user feedback features, but Mouseflow has an edge with form analytics and conversion funnels. Mouseflow also has the option to record all of your website’s users or only a percentage of them.

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Lucky Orange

In terms of pricing, Lucky Orange brings more variety, with cheaper plans for startups and small businesses as well as an enterprise option. However, Hotjar again has the upper hand in the data storage department, as it keeps data for 365 days for all plans. Lucky Orange’s standard plans (including the $100/month plan) save data for only 30 days.

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Inspectlet

Inspectlet has an advantage in 3 categories: A/B testing, form analytics, and error logging. It also offers more recorded sessions compared to Hotjar’s price plans. However, Inspectlet stores data for much shorter periods (between 1 and 6 months) for their lower pricing plans.

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Plerdy

Since Plerdy has a much broader scope, its pricing plans differ, depending on what you want to use. The plans for their behavior analytics tools aren’t as cost-effective as Hotjar’s. For example, the $39/month Hotjar plan captures 3,000 recordings, whereas Plerdy’s $47/month plan captures only 2,000, with a much shorter storage period.

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Microsoft Clarity

For session recordings and heatmaps, Clarity is a suitable alternative to Hotjar. Clarity tracks every user’s visit to your website, although it notes that recordings may not be available for all sessions. It also offers unlimited heatmaps and more than 25 filter options you can apply to both recordings and heatmaps.

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Survicate

In terms of differences, Survicate is clearly more advanced as it has website, in-product, and mobile app surveys, with all sorts of useful integrations. Survicate also has a Feedback hub for monitoring user feedback from different sources (Intercom, Slack, App Store, Google Play, etc.) in one place.

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13

RightMessage

Both tools overlap in the survey category, as they allow you to create multistep surveys and receive user feedback in real-time. They also have a lot of templates, with Hotjar having a larger library of examples and RightMessage focusing more on the lead generation aspect of surveys.

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