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Fullstory vs PostHog

Fullstory

Autocapture-first digital experience analytics that records and indexes every interaction for session replay, funnels, and frustration signals.

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PostHog

Open-source platform bundling product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, and surveys on a single ClickHouse-backed event store.

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Facts, side by side

Fullstory PostHog
Pricing model enterprise freemium
Pricing notes Free plan (30,000 sessions/month, 12 months retention, up to 10 users); paid Business, Advanced, and Enterprise tiers are quote-based on session volume. Usage-based per product with monthly free allowances on Cloud (1M analytics events, 5K replays, 1M flag requests, 1.5K survey responses); per-unit rates fall with volume and anonymous events are billed cheaper than identified ones. The open-source Docker deploy is free.
Open source No Yes
Self-hostable No Partial — A Docker Compose hobby deploy is supported at small scale; large self-hosted instances are no longer sold or supported as a paid product.
Categories Session replay, Product analytics Product analytics, Session replay, Experimentation
Who it's for measurement managers, marketing managers, implementation engineers implementation engineers, data engineers, measurement managers
Integrations listed 6 5

Directory entries last updated: Fullstory 2026-07-18 · PostHog 2026-07-18.

In brief

Fullstory — Autocapture-first digital experience analytics that records and indexes every interaction for session replay, funnels, and frustration signals. Pricing: enterprise. Free plan (30,000 sessions/month, 12 months retention, up to 10 users); paid Business, Advanced, and Enterprise tiers are quote-based on session volume. Self-hosting: No. Listed integrations: segment, rudderstack, amplitude, mixpanel, bigquery, snowflake.

PostHog — Open-source platform bundling product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, and surveys on a single ClickHouse-backed event store. Pricing: freemium. Usage-based per product with monthly free allowances on Cloud (1M analytics events, 5K replays, 1M flag requests, 1.5K survey responses); per-unit rates fall with volume and anonymous events are billed cheaper than identified ones. The open-source Docker deploy is free. Self-hosting: Partial — A Docker Compose hobby deploy is supported at small scale; large self-hosted instances are no longer sold or supported as a paid product.. Listed integrations: segment, rudderstack, bigquery, snowflake, hightouch.

Which one, when

Derived mechanically from the structured facts above — deltas only, not an editorial verdict. Where the facts tie, read both entries.

Choose Fullstory if
  • its entry lists marketing managers in "who it's for"; PostHog's does not
Choose PostHog if
  • its pricing model is freemium, where Fullstory is enterprise
  • you want an open-source codebase — Fullstory is not open source
  • you need at least partial self-hosting — Fullstory offers none
  • you also need Experimentation — not a listed category for Fullstory
  • its entry lists data engineers in "who it's for"; Fullstory's does not

Also compare

FULLSTORY VS: Heap · Hotjar · LogRocket · Microsoft Clarity

POSTHOG VS: Amplitude · GrowthBook · Heap · Hotjar · LogRocket · Microsoft Clarity · Mixpanel · Optimizely · RudderStack · Segment · Snowplow · Statsig · VWO