Webrec

What Webrec is

Webrec records and analyzes user sessions on websites and applications. Its replay feature reconstructs DOM snapshots and changes, with console output, network requests, Web Vitals, and user interactions. Analysis tools include frustration and rage-click detection, heatmaps, funnels, retention analysis, user journeys, dashboards, and in-app surveys. Mobile capture is available. Privacy controls mask form inputs by default, let teams block elements from recordings, provide consent controls, and respect Do Not Track by default. Webrec says session data stays on UK infrastructure and is encrypted in transit and at rest; its pricing FAQ describes the service as GDPR compliant and says it is working toward SOC 2 certification. Integrations and setup guides include Jira, Linear, Slack, Vercel, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Google Tag Manager, and several JavaScript frameworks. The Free plan costs nothing period and includes 100 sessions per month, 500 errors per month, 1,000 logs per month, one project, unlimited seats, and seven-day retention. Starter costs $30 a month and includes 2,500 sessions per month and 30-day retention. A session spans one visit from page load to close, including SPA navigation; visits shorter than three seconds do not count. Webrec is operated by Rouic Ltd, registered in England and Wales.

Who it suits

Webrec suits individuals evaluating session recording on personal projects, as well as small teams considering Starter or growing teams considering Pro. Its replay, analysis, privacy controls, and integrations support teams investigating how people use their websites and applications.

Limits

The Free plan includes 100 sessions per month and seven-day retention; recording pauses until the next billing period after the session limit is reached. Starter costs $30 a month and includes 2,500 sessions per month and 30-day retention.

Getting started

1. Open the Webrec website.
2. Choose the Free plan for personal projects or evaluation, or select a paid plan.
3. Set up Webrec using its documentation or an integration guide, such as for Google Tag Manager, WordPress, or Shopify.
4. Configure recording privacy controls, including blocked elements and consent controls as needed.
5. Review session replays and analysis tools such as heatmaps, funnels, and user journeys.

Verdict

Choose Webrec if you need session replays and analysis tools with default input masking and UK-based session data. The Free plan is suited to personal projects and evaluation; teams needing more sessions or longer retention can consider paid plans, starting with Starter at $30 a month.