PostHog
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$0.01
× 12 months$0.06
Per year
$0.00 per person / mo
$0
PostHog vs LogRocket
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PostHog
83%
match · $0/yr
LogRocket
53%
match · $996/yr
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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
LogRocket
Core
Flat price, whole team$83.00
× 12 months$996.00
Per year
$8.30 per person / mo
$996
Starting price; rises with usage
Visit LogRocket ↗PostHog
From $0.005Free plan
G2 4.5 · 1,055 reviewsProduct and engineering teams that want session replay tied to product analytics, error tracking and feature flags, with published per-recording prices.
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LogRocket
From $83Free plan
G2 4.6 · 2,407 reviewsEngineering and support teams that use replay to reproduce bugs, with network and console data, error tracking and frontend performance in the same session.
Side by side
| PostHog | LogRocket | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free 5,000 recordings/month; then from $0.005/recording | Free 1,000 sessions/month; Core from $83/month (annual pricing) |
| G2 Rating | 4.5 (1,055 reviews) | 4.6 (2,407 reviews) |
| Best For | Product and engineering teams that want session replay tied to product analytics, error tracking and feature flags, with published per-recording prices. | Engineering and support teams that use replay to reproduce bugs, with network and console data, error tracking and frontend performance in the same session. |
Pros and cons
PostHog
Pros
- Separate free monthly tiers for web (5,000) and mobile (2,500) recordings
- Per-recording prices with automatic volume discounts
- Per-product billing limits prevent surprise bills
- Replay sits next to analytics, flags, experiments and errors
Cons
- Free recordings are kept 1 month, pay-as-you-go only 90 days
- Page text is not masked by default; you configure it
- Developer-oriented interface can feel heavy for marketers
- SAML SSO needs the $750/month Scale package
LogRocket
Pros
- Console, network, error and performance data in every session
- Published session-based prices up to 3M sessions
- Errors, logs and analytics events are not metered
- Self-hosted option for regulated industries
Cons
- Free plan is small at 1,000 sessions a month
- Published prices assume annual savings; final quote depends on seats and retention
- Pro is mandatory from 100K sessions
- Default retention period is not published
Emily Rodriguez