Instead of PostHog
PostHog alternatives
PostHog is a broad product platform: it combines product and web analytics, funnels, heatmaps, user paths, and session replay with feature flags, event routing, and a data warehouse. It also has a desktop coding agent that can use product signals to investigate issues and create pull requests. Its free plan includes defined usage allowances, but free-plan events and metadata are retained for one year and recordings for one month. Paid plans guarantee seven-year retention, while pay-as-you-go billing and support terms may not suit every team.
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Zoho Apptics
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+4App teams needing performance and engagement analytics — Zoho Apptics adds app crash reporting, remote configuration, feedback, push notifications, and SDK coverage across numerous app frameworks.
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Jetpack Stats
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Website publishers tracking audience and content — Jetpack Stats focuses on website audience and content performance, including post metrics and publishing trends, rather than PostHog’s broader product analytics suite.
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Cloudflare Web Analytics
Free plan APIWebWebsite owners wanting cookie-free page analytics — Cloudflare Web Analytics avoids cookies, localStorage, and IP or User-Agent fingerprinting, but lacks event tracking and PostHog’s product analytics tools.
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Mnemar
Free plan Open source APILinuxSelf-hosted+1 - 10
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Pug
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2 - 17
Ahoy
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2 - 18
Clicky
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+2 - 19
Open Web Analytics
Free plan APILinuxSelf-hosted+2 - 20
Google Analytics
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WebSight
Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb - 22
DataFast
Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb - 23
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A switch can make sense if you need a narrower analytics focus, different retention terms, or a specific app or website workflow. PostHog covers mobile, desktop, web, API, and self-hosted use; alternatives here range from app-focused analytics to website reporting and self-hosted analytics. Compare event and funnel analysis with the engagement or developer tools you need, then weigh platform coverage, deployment, retention, trial availability, and price. The key choice is whether PostHog’s wider product-building suite is worth keeping or a more focused tool better fits your work.