Fullstory vs Zipy

Fullstory is a behavioral analytics platform for businesses examining customer experiences across websites, web apps, and mobile apps. It brings together session replay, heatmaps, watched elements, tabbed browsing, and developer tools. Analytics features include dashboards, journey maps, conversion funnels, user segments and cohorts, mobile analytics, guides and surveys, and sentiment signals. Fullcapture collects behavior from web and mobile apps into a single stream processed on the server. Mobile replay reconstructs sessions from draw instructions rather than screenshots and supports iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native, and Cordova/Capacitor. Teams can add custom event data through webhooks and JavaScript or HTTP APIs. Privacy controls allow captured elements to be masked or excluded, using either non-technical rules or code-first controls. A new account's 14-day trial includes up to 5,000 sessions, two weeks of replay and analytics retention, and 20 user seats. FullstoryFree lists 30,000 sessions, 10 seats, and one-year replay and analytics retention; its price is not listed. If its monthly session limit is exceeded, existing sessions remain accessible, but new ones stop until the next cycle or an upgrade.

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.