LogRocket

What it does

LogRocket sits in the browser and captures session replays — a video-like record of what a user saw and clicked. Alongside replay, it covers product analytics, error tracking, and frontend performance monitoring, so a single session can be traced from a funnel drop-off down to the console error that caused it.

The headline feature on the homepage right now is Galileo AI, which the site describes as an AI that "watches every session for you": it surfaces issues impacting users, analyzes severity across real sessions, and delivers reproduction steps.

Features visible on the site

• Session replay
• Product analytics
• Error tracking
• Frontend performance monitoring
• Galileo AI (issue detection, severity analysis, reproduction steps)

Pricing

There's a pricing page at logrocket.com/pricing and a "Start for free" button on the homepage, but the scraped content doesn't include tier names, prices, or whether the free option is a permanent plan or a trial. Check the pricing page for current details.

Customers and ratings

The site says it has 3,000+ customers and displays logos including Capital One, Amazon, Cloudflare, Deloitte, Santander, Brex, Ramp, Cisco, MGM, ClassPass, Shake Shack, and Saks. It also shows G2 badges for Leader, Enterprise, Mid-Market, and Small Business (Spring 2026) and links to its G2 reviews page.

FAQ

What is LogRocket? A session replay tool that also includes product analytics, error tracking, and frontend performance monitoring for web applications.

What is Galileo AI? LogRocket's AI feature. Per the site, it watches sessions, surfaces the issues impacting users, analyzes severity across real sessions, and delivers reproduction steps.

Is there a free plan? The homepage offers a "Start for free" option, but the scraped content doesn't specify whether that's a free tier or a trial, or what limits apply.

Does it support mobile apps? The scraped homepage content focuses on web/frontend monitoring and doesn't mention mobile SDKs. Their docs (docs.logrocket.com) would be the place to confirm.

Alternatives

• Sentry (sentry) — error tracking and performance monitoring for every stack. Overlaps on errors and performance, but isn't replay-first.
• Highlight (highlight) — open-source full-stack monitoring covering errors, replay, and logs. The closest overlap on session replay, and open source if that matters to you.
• Datadog (datadog) — full-stack observability including RUM. Broader scope that reaches into infrastructure and backend monitoring, at a different price point typically.