PostHog
Analytics and session replay platform that stores product, error, feature-flag, and experimentation data for querying and action.
What is PostHog?
Try PostHogPostHog ingests and stores your analytics, errors, replays, and business data in one place, so you can query it and take action. It connects product analytics with session replay, error tracking, feature flags, experiments, and more, stitched together on-the-fly for faster answers. You can also combine external data sources into a built-in context warehouse for deeper analysis and AI-ready workflows.
What does PostHog do for teams using product analytics and debugging?
PostHog ingests and stores your analytics, errors, replays, and business data so you and your team can query and act on it. It brings together tools like product analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags, experiments, and other data into one place, so you can answer product and customer questions with full context.
How easy is it to set up PostHog?
PostHog includes a setup wizard that installs the product for you, helping you get started quickly.
Can PostHog combine product analytics with other tools and third-party data?
Yes. PostHog can pipe in third-party data from 900+ sources and combine it with data from its own tools (like session replays and experiments). It also supports a built-in context warehouse with 120+ sources/destinations and a SQL editor so you can query the full picture directly.
Does PostHog offer AI for investigating product performance?
PostHog includes PostHog AI for investigating issues using connected data, such as linking paid conversion changes to session data and related events. An illustrative demo shows it analyzing falling paid conversion across Google Ads traffic, funnels, Stripe payments, and GitHub changes to surface what may be causing the drop and suggest tests (sample data shown in the demo).
What is the built-in context warehouse, and what can you do with it?
PostHog’s built-in context warehouse ships with a data warehouse, 120+ sources/destinations, and a SQL editor with BI/data visualization features. It also includes a user activity feed (CDP-lite) plus API and webhooks, so you can query and use warehouse data in dashboards and workflows.
How does pricing work for PostHog?
PostHog uses usage-based pricing for its paid products with generous monthly free tiers, and 97% of customers use PostHog for free (no credit card required). Examples include $0.00005 per event (1 million events/mo), $0.005 per session replay recording (5,000 recordings/mo), $0.0001 per feature flag request (1 million requests/mo), and $0.000015 per warehouse row (1 million rows/mo).