Replayly vs OpenReplay
OpenReplay is open-source session replay software you can self-host. Replayly is a hosted product with a smaller privacy-default-first surface and published hosted plan prices. We do not offer self-hosting or an open-source deploy.
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Feature comparison
| Topic | Replayly | OpenReplay |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Hosted workspace; choose an EU or US storage region | Self-host OpenReplay, or use their hosted offering; confirm current options on their site |
| Privacy defaults | Input masking and Do Not Track on from the first snippet | Privacy features exist; confirm current defaults in OpenReplay's documentation |
| Pricing | Free tier, then Starter $29, Pro $79, Business $199 / mo | Open-source self-host plus any paid cloud plans. Check OpenReplay's site for current figures |
| Heatmaps | Click and scroll heatmaps on Pro and Business | Confirm current heatmap and insight features in the OpenReplay product |
| Product focus | A smaller surface: replay, heatmaps, privacy, billing, and admin | A broader open-source session replay project with its own feature roadmap |
| Operations | Replayly operates the hosted cloud | You operate OpenReplay's stack when you self-host; review their current requirements |
Privacy and hosting
OpenReplay can keep recordings on infrastructure you run. Replayly is a hosted product where you can choose an EU or US storage region. The practical difference is the operating model and defaults. Read OpenReplay's privacy documentation for their current masking and retention behavior.
Pricing caveat
Replayly publishes monthly hosted plans. OpenReplay's self-host cost is mostly your infrastructure; any paid cloud or support SKUs should be read from their site. This page does not invent those figures.
Current Replayly plans are listed on the pricing page.
Who should pick whom
Pick OpenReplay if you want that project's features and community and are ready to operate it. Pick Replayly if you want a smaller privacy-default-first app, or a hosted plan with public prices. Also see OpenReplay alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
If OpenReplay can be self-hosted, why consider Replayly?
Replayly is not self-hosted. It is a smaller hosted product with input masking and Do Not Track on from the first snippet, published hosted plans, and a choice of EU or US storage region. OpenReplay may be a better fit if you want that project's feature set, community, and self-host model.
Is Replayly open source?
No. Replayly is a hosted product. We do not offer an open-source or self-hosted deploy. It is not positioned as an OpenReplay replacement for every feature.
Do you invent OpenReplay prices?
No. Use OpenReplay's current site for cloud or support pricing. Use the Replayly pricing page for our plans.