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Top 10 Hotjar Competitors & Alternatives in 2025

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Find more companies like Hotjar. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.

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Hotjar

Best for SMBs
Est. 2014   •  201-1k employees

Hotjar is a SaaS behavior-analytics and user-feedback platform that provides heatmaps, session recordings, surveys, and feedback tools to help teams understand and improve website user experience.

Starts at $0

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  1. FullStory logo/icon
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    FullStory

    Best for mid-market companies

    Digital experience intelligence platform with session replay and behavioral analytics to diagnose UX issues and improve customer experience.

    Starts at $0 / monthly

  2. Glassbox logo/icon
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    Glassbox

    Best for enterprises
    Est. 2010   •  201-1k employees

    Glassbox is an enterprise-focused digital experience analytics company that captures, replays, and analyzes user sessions to improve customer journeys, reduce friction, and support compliance.

  3. PostHog logo/icon
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    PostHog

    Best for SMBs

    Open-source and cloud-hosted product analytics suite offering event tracking, session replay, feature flags, and self-hosting for full data control.

    Starts at $0 / monthly

  4. Smartlook logo/icon
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    Smartlook

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2016   •  51-200 employees   •  Public (NASDAQ:CSCO)

    Behavioral product analytics platform that provides session recordings, heatmaps, funnels and event-based insights for web and mobile apps.

    Starts at $0 / month

    Has a free trial

  5. Mouseflow logo/icon
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    Mouseflow

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2009   •  11-50 employees

    Mouseflow is a behavior-analytics SaaS that records session replays, heatmaps, funnels and form analytics to help teams understand user behavior and improve website UX and conversions.

    Starts at $0 / month

  6. LogRocket logo/icon
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    LogRocket

    Best for SMBs

    Developer-focused session replay and product monitoring that records pixel-perfect replays, network activity, and errors for debugging and product analytics.

    Starts at $0

  7. Crazy Egg logo/icon
    #7

    Crazy Egg

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2006   •  11-50 employees

    Crazy Egg is a visual website analytics and conversion optimization platform that provides heatmaps, session recordings, A/B testing, surveys, and web analytics.

    Starts at $29 / month

    Has a free trial

  8. Lucky Orange logo/icon
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    Lucky Orange

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2012   •  11-50 employees

    Lucky Orange is a privately held company that provides website conversion optimization tools — heatmaps, session recordings, surveys, funnels and live chat — to help teams analyze visitor behavior and improve conversions.

    Starts at $0 / per month / month

    Has a free trial

  9. Microsoft Clarity logo/icon
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    Microsoft Clarity

    Best for SMBs

    Free analytics and session-recording service from Microsoft providing heatmaps and session replays to understand user behavior at scale.

    Starts at $0

  10. VWO logo/icon
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    VWO

    Best for mid-market companies

    Experimentation and conversion optimization suite providing A/B testing, personalization, insights and feature rollout tools for web and mobile.

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