PostHog
masks all inputs by default, hosts in the eu on every plan including free, and you can self-host the mit core.
the best combination of correct defaults, real eu hosting and an escape hatch, if you can live with an enterprise carve-out in the licence.
the docs state the reasoning plainly: 'as any input element is highly likely to contain sensitive text such as email or password, we mask these by default'. `maskAllInputs` is true until you set it false. that is the right posture, and posthog is one of the few here that explains why rather than listing it as a feature.
eu or us region is selectable at signup on every plan, including the free one — most competitors gate eu residency behind enterprise. pricing is genuinely computable rather than quoted: the published per-recording tiers work out to $272.50 for 100,000 web sessions a month, which we can show the arithmetic for, unlike five other vendors on this page. mobile replay is billed separately and starts higher, at $0.0100 a recording.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
- category
- session replay tools
- pricing
- $272.50/mo at 100k sessions
- website
- posthog.com
the best combination of correct defaults, real eu hosting and an escape hatch, if you can live with an enterprise carve-out in the licence.
we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.
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Microsoft Clarity
we checked thisfreeinput masking you are not allowed to switch off, free, with no traffic limit — and a business model worth understanding.
Contentsquare
we checked thisfree to 200k sessions/moredacts emails, tokens and card numbers in the browser, before anything is sent.