COMPARISON

FullStory, minus the sales call.

FullStory is the enterprise reference for session intelligence: AI summaries, product analytics, mobile SDKs, a platform. It's also quote-based pricing behind a demo wall, sold to VPs. If you're an enterprise buying a platform, buy FullStory. logcohort is the part of it a small product team opens every day — watch sessions, find friction, hand engineers proof — self-serve, with public pricing, starting at $0.

The part we kept

The daily loop: filter sessions by frustration — rage clicks, dead clicks, error clicks — or scan per-page rollups for the URL that's leaking users. Watch the session. When the friction is a defect, deep-link the exact second and send it: the engineer sees the console error and the failed request on the same timeline. No reproduction, no back-and-forth. That loop is the product.

What maps to what

In FullStoryIn logcohort
Session replaySession replay — hardened for SPAs, iframes, shadow DOM, canvas/media
Frustration signalsRage clicks, dead clicks, and error clicks — filterable across sessions
Search & segmentsCross-session search: free text over URLs, errors, and clicked elements, plus frustration/duration filters
Dev tools in replayConsole, network, and errors on the replay timeline — with revocable share links and deep links to the exact second
Identify APIlogcohort('identify', …) — one call after sign-in
Privacy controlsInput masking on by default; per-project privacy settings and origin allowlist

What FullStory has that we don't — honestly

What it costs

FullStory's pricing is quote-based — reported median contracts run well into five figures a year. logcohort's pricing is public: free up to 1,000 sessions/month, $29/month for 10,000, $99 for 50,000. Every feature on every plan, unlimited seats and projects, no sales call at any point. Full pricing. You sign up with a company card, not a procurement committee.

Comparing others?

Recording before your FullStory demo would even be scheduled