PostHog Pricing Overview

I truly appreciate PostHog for its strong focus on product analytics, which greatly assists me in making data-driven decisions every day. Its user experience (UX) is impressive, offering a seamless and intuitive interface that simplifies complex tasks and enhances productivity. Additionally, I love that PostHog consolidates many essential products, eliminating the need for multiple vendors and thereby streamlining our workflow. The fair pricing structure is another standout feature, making it an economical choice without compromising on quality. My satisfaction with PostHog is so high that I would rate it an 11 out of 10 in terms of recommending it to friends or colleagues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup of PostHog was challenging, particularly in setting up the proxy, which proved to be tricky. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate that PostHog meets our basic needs for generating heatmaps. Even though there are not many standout features we need right now, it effectively provides the insights we require about application usage. I value how it enables understanding of which areas of our app are utilized the most, fulfilling its primary purpose efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The integration setup with PostHog was very rough around the edges, which made the initial setup process not easy. There was confusion about whether I could have multiple environments under a single API key. Apparently there was an announcement that you could, but then that was quietly removed. The heatmaps feature being in beta demonstrated some instability or incomplete elements. The dashboard UI included distracting touches like a desktop imitation complete with a screensaver, which I found annoying. The product appeared to be heavily targeted at sales and marketing, but the developer documentation was neither easy to find nor as comprehensive as I would prefer. The projected billing for the first month seemed quite high for what was being offered, causing concern. I figured out in time to turn off autocapture, a feature apparently not necessary for heatmaps, but I'm not sure it'll still be worth the cost Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.