Heatmap Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Web Analytics

$29.00

Per Month

Essential web analytics built for Ecommerce brands to better understand website performance

Behavioral Suite

Starting at $149.00

Per Month

Revenue-based behavioral suite for companies looking to scale revenue through website optimization

Web Behavioral Suite +

Per Month

Best for teams looking to aggressively scale through CRO with additional support

heatmap is the only on-site analytics platform that ties revenue to every pixel on every page of your website.  Finally, you can optimize for buyer behavior instead of site traffic.

Heatmap has 3 pricing editions. A free trial of Heatmap is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for Heatmap is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase Heatmap must be conducted with the seller.

#1 Heatmap Analytics Tool For Tracking Revenue on Ecommerce Websites

Pricing information was last updated on June 30, 2025

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Contentsquare Free plan	Free	A simple way to get started Up to 20k monthly sessions Session Replay and unlimited heatmaps 1 month of data access Standard filters Integration for Google Analytics, etc. Dashboards Show More
Smartlook Free	$0.00	For small projects 3000 sessions per month 1 month data history 10 events definitions 2 funnels 10 heatmaps Supports both web and mobile platforms Show More
Mouseflow Free Forever	Free500 Sessions Per Month	Start spotting friction and drop-offs on limited traffic. 1 website project 1 conversion funnel analytics 1 month data retention Unlimited users Click, scroll, & geo heatmaps Friction detection Show More

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Heatmap Pricing Reviews

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Matthew F.

Operations Manager

Food & Beverages

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/18/2025

"Warehouse to Website, a Clear Chain of Command"

5/5

What do you like best about Heatmap?

As the Operations Manager, what impressed me most about Heatmap was the speed at which it synced with our Woocommerce site and Google Tag Manager it’s very technical whose echelons barely needed adjusting. I also like how many attributes there are, particularly with session records linked to conversion stats it lets our team pinpoint exactly where customers are tumbling out of the purchase process. The responses from customer service when we need something explained have been quick and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Heatmap?

The pricing plans get a little steep after a certain level of traffic so it can be challenging to predict costs. Also, if we try to pull very granular reports for a long period of time the dashboard will lag slightly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Heatmap solving and how is that benefiting you?

In our company, Ace Natural, we market organic and natural food products (both to restaurants and retailers). One ongoing problem was trying to figure out why a product was looked at a bunch (especially for bulk items) but it wasn’t ordered very much. Heatmap. com’s heatmaps and screen recordings, it became clear that our “add to cart” buttons on bulk item pages were buried deeper than we anticipated, especially for mobile users. After moving them and refining the layout, sales of those items increased by around 20%. It also aided our operations team in planning by looking at what SKUs customers apparently were frequently abandoning mid-checkout, we adjusted stock and allocations and shipping prep there by cutting any spoilage or taps on fulfillment. This tool, for us, has helped to connect the dots between what we are seeing online (customer behavior), and what’s happening in our warehouse and delivery operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.