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Cloud heatmaps and session replay.

Crazy Egg is a hosted tool for heatmaps, session recordings, A/B tests and web analytics, with data stored in the US on Amazon Web Services. Plans are billed yearly and sized by tracked pageviews, which count only pages with heatmaps or tests; its pixel uses first-party cookies and has no cookieless mode.
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Paid plans are billed annually and start with a 30-day free trial. Crazy Egg also has a separate free product with website analytics and surveys.
All plans and prices →Crazy Egg is a hosted tool for heatmaps, session recordings, A/B tests, surveys and popup calls to action, with a Web Analytics dashboard on every plan. Paid plans are sized by tracked pageviews, which the FAQ describes as views of the pages you choose to track rather than all of a site’s traffic, and recordings are counted separately.
The free plan needs no credit card and covers Web Analytics, instant heatmaps, conversion analytics and surveys. Every plan includes unlimited website domains and team members, and the FAQ suggests that agencies add each client as a non-admin member with access to that client’s site only.
Web Analytics can also draw on a connected Google Analytics 4 property, and the vendor says it then works without the Crazy Egg script on your site.
After signing up, click Install Crazy Egg in the sidebar to get the tracking code and paste it into the head section of every page. Google Tag Manager, Segment and integrations for WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Drupal, Joomla and Magento are the alternatives. The WordPress plugin was last updated in November 2024, and its directory entry warns that it has not been tested with the three latest major WordPress releases.
Further domains are added under Options > Sites > Add New Site. Heatmaps are not created for every page automatically: you pick the pages to track, and recordings follow a sampling rate that can be set per domain or switched off.
Crazy Egg imports aggregated Google Analytics 4 data into Web Analytics. Open the sites menu in Web Analytics, choose Google Analytics Settings, sign in with a Google account that can read your properties and grant read-only access. The connector’s FAQ allows five properties on the free plan and 100 on paid plans.
The import brings in a fixed set of GA4 metrics and dimensions, including channel, UTM parameters, landing page, device, country, region and city. Only the 2,000 values with the most visitors per dimension are kept, and the rest are grouped as Other. Historical data is backfilled, but heatmaps and recordings still need the tracking script.
As documented on the vendor’s own pages. “Partly” means the feature has limits or is only on some plans.
What the vendor documents. A platform that is not listed has no guide, plugin or package from the vendor.
Yes. The FAQ says the tracking pixel uses only first-party cookies, and the cookie policy lists one that stores visitor and session information for a year, plus several local storage entries. Web Analytics uses a cookie to tell new visitors from returning ones. Whether you need consent depends on the rules that apply to your site.
Yes. The free plan needs no credit card and includes Web Analytics, instant heatmaps, conversion analytics and surveys. Heatmap reports, recordings and A/B tests come with paid plans, which are billed annually and offer a 30-day trial that requires a credit card.
Data collection pauses and resumes on the first day of the following month. Crazy Egg does not charge overages, and you can upgrade or buy extra heatmap or recording capacity as an add-on at any time.
In the US, on Amazon Web Services, with servers in data centers on both coasts according to the help center. Crazy Egg is offered only as a hosted service, and customers can ask for a data processing agreement.
How each value is collected: methodology. Why tools get no overall score: our reasoning.
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Cloud heatmaps and session replay.

Cloud heatmaps and session replay, with an optional cookieless mode.