Browsee vs Zipy

Browsee is an extension-based website experience analytics tool for reviewing visitor interactions. It provides session recordings, rage-click detection, mobile capture and heatmaps for clicks, scrolling and attention, including dynamic pages and elements. Browsee works with React, Vue and Angular single-page applications and offers a Chrome Extension. It says interface elements are tracked automatically, without event integration. The forever-free plan requires no credit card and includes 1,500 recordings per month, one heatmap, 14 days of storage and unlimited team members; recordings stop after the quota instead of using random sampling. Paid plans start at $19/mo (annual). Browsee lists integrations with services including Intercom, Shopify, Google Analytics, WordPress and Chrome. It honors Do Not Track, excludes passwords, emails and numbers by default, and lets users choose fields or block page text. SSO is available on Pro and Executive plans.

Zipy combines session replay, error tracking, and product analytics for product and frontend teams. Session Replay pairs user interactions with DOM replay, console output, network logs, and custom logs. Error Tracking covers JavaScript and API errors, stack traces, console logs, and network logs; product analytics includes user journeys, clickstream data, and DAU, WAU, and MAU metrics. Oopsie AI Agent monitors sessions and errors to surface issues, help prioritize fixes, and highlight problems affecting users. Customers can configure recorded and stored data, including excluding information they consider sensitive. The Free plan lists 1,000 sessions per month, mobile replays, 15 days of data retention, up to two projects, and email support in 72 hours. A 14-day trial provides unrestricted feature access, after which users can continue on the free plan. Growth starts at $25/month billed annually, or $30/month billed monthly. The Chrome extension has a separate recording limit: sessions stop after five minutes or when the same tab navigates to a different domain. Listed platforms include Android, iOS, web, and extension.