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On top of that, Mouseflow offers live streaming, a very nice feature with which you can follow your users live (only for paying subscriptions)! It also records whole visitor sessions, which you can playback in your browser or simply download to your hard drive to watch it whenever you want. It records the pageviews, total visit length, interaction time (which I find very useful), bounce rates, loading time, response time and the scroll reach (in percentages and pixels). Mouseflow is in fact a powerful web analytics package that gives you plenty of statistics and features to play around with. Besides a detailed mouse click heatmap, it also offers a mouse movement and scroll heatmap. Paid packages starting at 29$ per month, which allows you to track up to 10000 page views per day.

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Plerdy has a free subscription which allows you to track 2000 page views per day. Last but not least, Plerdy can track your SEO status. They have an entire list of forms of which you can choose from or you can create your own. Plerdy also allows you to create smart forms and integrate it within your website. Plerdy’s UX analysis contains the following features: The entire feature list is divided into 3 larger topics: UX Analysis, Smart forms and SEO alerts. Going over the tool’s dashboard, it immediately noticed that they have plenty to offer. And Oh boy, Plerdy doesn’t disappoint! Setting it up was like any other tool in this list and it went really quick. Plerdy was actually recommended by one of my readers, so I really wanted to have a look at it. IMPORTANT NOTE: I have written a more extensive review about Smartlook, so if you’d like to know more about the tool, just head out over there.

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If you would like to track more sessions, generate more heatmaps and look at different platforms, you will need to upgrade to a Starters package (€19/month) or the Powers package (€79/month). Of course it’s limited in the amount of session recordings, the amount of generated heatmaps and the tracked platform. Smartlook has a free subscription which allows you to track 1500 visits per month. Last but not least, Smartlook allows you to create funnels, giving you some better insights where in the customer journey people start to drop off. A handy tool for developers to track javascript errors. On top of that, you can specify special events that track JS errors in the console. You can either use a specified CSS selector or their built-in event selector tool. With event tracking, you can inspect every element on your website. When setting up a new heatmap, you can either collect data from new visitors (and new data points) or use historical recordings to populate the heatmap. The heatmap track clicks, moves and scroll depth of the visit and you can filter them on several parameters. Another nice and useful touch is that you can connect the recording to individual users from your database through an API. For example, you can add notes to the session or look at the console of the user.

It also has a few other tricks up its sleeve. The session recordings are pretty detailed and offer a lot of filtering possibilities. Although still in beta, things are finally looking up for native app users.

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Both iOS as Android are possible via an SDK. Not only does it integrate session recordings, heatmaps, event tracking and funnels for the web environment, but also for native mobile apps. Smartlook is a bit of a special one in this list.