LogRocket alternatives, compared

The short answer

• You already use Sentry for errors: Sentry Session Replay keeps replays next to your issues.
• You want replay with product analytics and a public per-recording price: PostHog.
• You want replay, errors, logs and traces in one hosted platform: LaunchDarkly, which took over Highlight.io.
• You want an open source platform with DevTools you can self-host: OpenReplay.
• You want replay on your own infrastructure that is small to run: Replayowl.
• You want it free and only need to watch what visitors did: Microsoft Clarity.

We build Replayowl, so we are not neutral. Every figure below comes from the vendor’s own pages as they read on the date above.

LogRocket today

LogRocket now has a free plan with 1,000 sessions a month. Core starts at $83 a month for 10,000 sessions and includes heatmaps; Pro starts at $292 and adds AI session summaries. Both are billed yearly and priced by the sessions you capture, web and mobile together. Mobile SDKs cover Android, iOS, React Native, Flutter, Ionic and Expo, and a self-hosted edition is available on Enterprise. Source: LogRocket pricing. More in Replayowl vs LogRocket.

At a glance

Tool	Free option	Cheapest published paid price	Errors and logs	Mobile app replay	Self-hosted
LogRocket	1,000 sessions a month	Core, $83 a month for 10,000 sessions, billed yearly	Yes	Yes	Enterprise only
Sentry	50 replays, one user	Team, $26 a month billed yearly	Yes, its core product	Yes	Yes, Functional Source License
PostHog	5,000 recordings a month	$0.005 per recording after that	Error tracking	Yes	Yes, officially unsupported
LaunchDarkly	5,000 replays a month	$2.92 per 1,000 replays after that, billed yearly	Errors, logs and traces	Early access	Not on its pricing page
OpenReplay	Free self-hosting	Dedicated from $199 a month	DevTools in the player	Beta	Yes, AGPLv3
Microsoft Clarity	Free, no paid plan	None	Not in its feature list	Yes	No
Replayowl	1,000 hosted sessions a month, or free self-hosting	Pro, $29 a month for 10,000 sessions	Console errors and exceptions	No	Yes, AGPL-3.0

Sentry

Sentry is an error tracker with Session Replay for web and mobile (Android, iOS, React Native, Flutter), so a replay opens from the error it belongs to. The free Developer plan has one user and 50 replays with 30 days of history. Team costs $26 a month billed yearly with 50 replays included and more billed as you go; new users get 5,000 free replays a month for their first 3 months. Data is stored in the US or the EU, chosen at setup and fixed after. Sentry can be self-hosted under the Functional Source License with at least 4 CPUs and 16 GB of RAM. Sources: pricing, Session Replay, self-hosting.

PostHog

PostHog combines session replay with product analytics, error tracking, feature flags and experiments. The first 5,000 recordings a month are free, then $0.005 per recording, falling with volume. Free recordings are kept for 1 month, pay-as-you-go ones for 90 days. Mobile replay covers Android, iOS, React Native and Flutter. Self-hosting is MIT outside the ee/ folder but officially unsupported. Sources: pricing, session replay. More in PostHog alternatives.

LaunchDarkly

LaunchDarkly bought Highlight.io, and highlight.io now redirects to launchdarkly.com. Its observability product has session replay, errors, logs and traces. The free Developer plan includes 5,000 replays and 5,000 errors a month, and ingestion stops at the limit. On Foundation, replays beyond 5,000 cost $2.92 per 1,000 billed yearly, or $3.50 monthly. Session replay is not available in LaunchDarkly’s EU instance, and native mobile SDKs are labelled early access. Sources: pricing, session replay docs. If you self-host the old Highlight code, see Moving off Highlight.io.

OpenReplay

OpenReplay is the open source option closest to LogRocket’s developer focus, with DevTools, co-browsing, heatmaps and product analytics. Self-hosting is free and needs 2 vCPUs, 8 GB of RAM and 50 GB of storage, though the Docker Compose setup is marked experimental. A dedicated hosted plan starts at $199 a month. Mobile SDKs for iOS, Android and React Native are in beta. Sources: pricing, Docker deployment. More in Replayowl vs OpenReplay.

Microsoft Clarity

Clarity is free, with recordings and heatmaps for websites and mobile apps. Its FAQ lists session recordings, heatmaps and ML insights, and nothing for errors or logs, so it suits watching behaviour more than debugging. Recordings are stored in Microsoft Azure for 30 days. Source: Clarity FAQ. More in Replayowl vs Clarity.

Replayowl

Replayowl is web session replay with console errors and uncaught exceptions, including stack traces, on the same timeline. You search sessions by your own user ID, page, errors or rage clicks. Self-hosted, the whole server is one Cloudflare Worker with recordings in your own bucket, or one Node process with Postgres, under AGPL-3.0. The hosted service is free for 1,000 sessions a month and $29 a month for 10,000.

It is not an error tracker: there is no alerting or issue grouping, and it does not record network requests or mobile apps. Pair it with your error tracker, or pick one of the platforms above if you want everything in one place. Try it in the live demo.

Moving off LogRocket

No tool here imports LogRocket recordings. Add the new recorder next to LogRocket’s, pass the same user ID to both, and compare replays of the same visits for a few weeks before you remove LogRocket.

How we checked

We checked every figure on this page on 6 November 2026, the date at the top, against each vendor’s own pricing, documentation and terms pages, which are linked in each section. Prices are list prices in US dollars as the pages showed them to us; other regions may see other currencies, and tax can be added at checkout. We compared what the vendors publish and did not run benchmark tests of these tools. We build Replayowl, so we are not neutral; its figures come from our own pricing and docs.

Questions and answers

Is there a free LogRocket alternative?

Yes. PostHog gives 5,000 free recordings a month, LaunchDarkly's free Developer plan includes 5,000 replays and 5,000 errors a month, and OpenReplay and Replayowl are free to self-host. Microsoft Clarity is free too, but lists no error or log features. LogRocket itself now has a free plan with 1,000 sessions a month.

How much does LogRocket cost?

LogRocket's free plan has 1,000 sessions a month. Core starts at $83 a month for 10,000 sessions and includes heatmaps; Pro starts at $292 and adds AI session summaries. Both are billed yearly and priced by the sessions you capture, web and mobile together.

Is there an open source alternative to LogRocket?

Yes. OpenReplay is AGPLv3 and closest to LogRocket's developer focus, with DevTools in the player. Replayowl is AGPL-3.0 and runs as one Cloudflare Worker or one Node process. PostHog is MIT outside its ee/ folder, but calls self-hosting officially unsupported.

Can LogRocket be self-hosted?

Only on the Enterprise plan, according to LogRocket's pricing page. Sentry, PostHog, OpenReplay and Replayowl can all be self-hosted from their public code.

Which LogRocket alternative supports mobile apps?

Sentry and PostHog record Android, iOS, React Native and Flutter apps, and Microsoft Clarity also records mobile apps. OpenReplay's mobile SDKs are in beta, LaunchDarkly's native mobile SDKs are early access, and Replayowl records websites only.