Plausible
Focused website analytics with traffic, campaigns, goals and paid plan-dependent reporting.
Selected official documentation read 9 October 2026. A documentation check is not a product test.
Written evaluation and evidence →Catalogue reference
Plausible vs PostHog
Start with the required workflow and check the evidence behind each tool.
This pair has not received a complete editorial comparison. No numerical winner is inferred from catalogue information.
What each product is for
PostHog
Product analytics connected to session replay, feature flags and experimentation in one platform.
Selected official documentation read 9 October 2026. A documentation check is not a product test.
Written evaluation and evidence →Check the missing evidence
The shared catalogue does not establish a current winner for this pair. Some individual profiles have selected vendor observations; that does not amount to a complete comparison.
- Identify the specific workflow and confirm the required action or feature in official documentation.
- Price the actual account in its currency and billing cycle, including usage and add-ons.
- Try the same task in both tools, inspect failures and confirm the data export route.
Price and billing scope
| Scope | Plausible | PostHog |
|---|---|---|
| Selected observation | Starter UK monthly display · £9/month at the 10k traffic tier | Free · USD 0/month within separate product allowances |
| Billing and limits | Official UK browser display; higher traffic/custom-event volume changes price. Thirty-day trial is not a permanent free plan. Up to 10,000 monthly pageviews; one site, three-year retention. | Monthly allowance. 1 project; 1 million analytics events and 5,000 session recordings per month. Replay retention differs from event retention. |
| Source | Price source ↗ | Price source ↗ |
Editorial coverage
Both profiles have recorded directory criteria. Undated opinions and catalogue estimates do not establish current comparative quality. This page carries no automated score or projected rank.
Read the criteria policy →Edited by Clinton Feyisitan · Evidence policy · Suggest a correction