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LogRocket

Session replay with console logs, network requests and errors, built for frontend debugging and product insight.

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About LogRocket

LogRocket records user sessions in web and mobile apps along with the technical context around them: console logs, network requests, JavaScript errors and performance data. Engineers use it to reproduce bugs they could not otherwise see, while product teams use its funnels, heatmaps, path analysis and AI summaries, branded Galileo, to find where users struggle. That mix makes it a common pick for SaaS companies where the same tool serves support, engineering and product. Pricing is based on the number of sessions captured each month, with analytics events, error events and logs unlimited on every plan. There is a free trial, and plans range from Core through Pro with AI features to Enterprise, which adds a self-hosted option. It is less suited to marketing sites with huge anonymous traffic, where session-based pricing climbs quickly. It runs in the browser with SDKs for JavaScript frameworks, iOS, Android and React Native.

Best for: SaaS teams that want replay to double as a frontend debugging tool.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Replays include console, network and error details
  • Analytics events, errors and logs are not metered
  • Self-hosted deployment available on Enterprise

Why people leave

  • Session-based pricing grows fast on high-traffic sites
  • AI features sit on higher-priced plans
  • Product analytics less deep than dedicated event tools

Top LogRocket alternatives

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  1. 1Fullstory logo
    Fullstory

    Strong replay search and frustration signals, with a free plan to start.

    66.5
  2. 2OpenReplay logo
    OpenReplay

    Open-source replay with devtools data that you can host yourself.

    62.6
  3. 3PostHog logo
    PostHog

    Replay plus analytics and flags with a free monthly allowance.

    59.6
  4. 4Microsoft Clarity logo
    Microsoft Clarity

    Free replay and heatmaps if you mainly need to watch sessions.

    57.2
  5. 5Smartlook logo
    Smartlook

    Cheaper replay and event analytics for web and mobile apps.

    55.3

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LogRocket: common questions

Is LogRocket free?

No, LogRocket is a paid product. Unlimited on all plans: Analytics events, errors, logs (checked on LogRocket's own site).

Is LogRocket open source?

No, LogRocket is not open source. Open-source alternatives include OpenReplay and PostHog.

What platforms does LogRocket run on?

LogRocket is available for Web and Self-hosted.

What are the best alternatives to LogRocket?

The highest-ranked LogRocket alternatives right now are Fullstory, OpenReplay and PostHog. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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