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FullStory vs LogRocket: What are the differences?
FullStory: Meet FullStory, the app that captures all your customer experience data in one powerful, easy-to-use platform. Our tiny script unlocks pixel-perfect session playback, automatic insights, funnel analytics, and robust search and segmentation – empowering everyone in your organization to help build the best online experience for your customers; LogRocket: Record everything users do on your site, so you can reproduce bugs and fix issues faster. LogRocket helps product teams build better experiences for their users. By recording videos of user sessions along with logs and network data, LogRocket surfaces UX problems and reveals the root cause of every bug.
FullStory and LogRocket belong to "User Feedback as a Service" category of the tech stack.
"See full user sessions" is the top reason why over 5 developers like FullStory, while over 17 developers mention "See a video of user using your website" as the leading cause for choosing LogRocket.
According to the StackShare community, FullStory has a broader approval, being mentioned in 75 company stacks & 9 developers stacks; compared to LogRocket, which is listed in 68 company stacks and 11 developer stacks.
Pros of FullStory
- See full user sessions8
- "Skip inactivity" during playback5
- Playback console errors as they happen5
- Speed up playback5
- Easy integration through Segment3
- Segment users based on actions3
- User event stream3
- CRAZY expensive after free plan1
Pros of LogRocket
- See a video of user using your website21
- See full user sessions20
- Detect user frustration18
- Console, network, and error logging18
- See why users ask for support18
- Intercom Integration14
- GitHub Integration12
- Fantastic Customer Support12
- Easy setup2
- Developer oriented1
- Redux Integration1
- Redux Integration0
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Cons of FullStory
- Expensive2
- If you're using it via Segment, it's all or nothing1
- We'll never get through all the sessions recorded1
- Doesn't integrate with our exception monitoring1