Replayly vs LogRocket
LogRocket combines session replay with front-end monitoring and debugging context. Replayly focuses on privacy-first recordings and heatmaps, with a path to self-host the product on your own VPS.
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Feature comparison
| Topic | Replayly | LogRocket |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Self-host on your VPS, or run a Replayly workspace | Hosted by LogRocket; confirm current options on their site |
| Privacy defaults | Input masking and Do Not Track on from the first snippet | Configurable privacy features; confirm current defaults on LogRocket's site |
| Pricing | Free tier, then Starter $29, Pro $79, Business $199 / mo | Paid hosted plans. Check LogRocket's pricing page; we do not invent figures |
| Heatmaps | Click and scroll heatmaps on Pro and Business | Session replay plus monitoring and debugging tools |
| Product focus | Replay, heatmaps, privacy, and self-hosting | Replay together with logs, errors, and performance context |
| Data residency | Choose your VPS region and object-storage buckets | Vendor-hosted; confirm current residency with LogRocket |
Privacy and hosting
Replayly masks inputs by default and can store recordings on a VPS you run. LogRocket is a hosted product with its own privacy settings — read their documentation for current behavior and data handling.
Pricing caveat
Replayly prices are public on the pricing page. LogRocket plans and limits change; check their current pricing rather than a third-party comparison table.
Current Replayly plans are listed on the pricing page.
Who should pick whom
Pick LogRocket if you want replay tightly tied to front-end monitoring and debugging. Pick Replayly if the job is privacy-first session replay, heatmaps, and optional self-hosting. Also see LogRocket alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
Is Replayly a LogRocket alternative?
Yes, for session replay and heatmaps. Replayly is not a replacement for LogRocket's front-end monitoring and debugging features. Keep LogRocket, or a dedicated APM tool, if that context is the job.
Does Replayly capture console errors?
Sessions can be filtered by console errors, rage clicks, and dead clicks. That is not the same as a full monitoring product. Use Replayly to watch what happened in the page, not to replace your error tracker.
Can I self-host Replayly?
Yes, with Docker Compose, Postgres, and object storage you control. Confirm any self-host or regional options for LogRocket on their site; this page does not invent them.