Quantum Metric
pii is encrypted at capture with a key only you hold — quantum metric cannot decrypt its own customers' data.
the only architecture here where the vendor is structurally unable to read your users' data, sold in the least transparent way.
everyone in this category says they mask pii. quantum metric does something categorically different: pii is pseudonymised at capture using an encryption key held locally by the customer, and the vendor states it never has access to the private key. only a customer admin holding that key can re-identify a user within a session. that is a structural guarantee rather than a policy one — it does not depend on quantum metric's internal controls, employee access rules or future ownership.
the masking layer on top is thorough too: automatic blocking of health data, card and payment details, cvv numbers, passwords and one-time passcodes, with an admin interface for reviewing flagged pii, masking it directly or dismissing false positives and re-scanning going forward. that review loop is something the cheaper tools do not have at all.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
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- session replay tools
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- quantummetric.com
the only architecture here where the vendor is structurally unable to read your users' data, sold in the least transparent way.
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.
more session replay tools
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.