# PostHog vs Spreelytics

> PostHog is the better fit for product and engineering teams that want analytics, replays, experiments, feature flags and error data in one place. Spreelytics is the better fit for SaaS founders and small teams leaving GA4 who mainly want to see which channels bring paying customers, with revenue reporting built in.

PostHog and Spreelytics both sit in analytics and both offer a free tier, but they cover different ground. PostHog is a broad product data platform with replay, error tracking, feature flags, experiments and a data warehouse.

Spreelytics is narrower. It matches payments from Stripe, Paddle, Polar or Lemon Squeezy to the channel that earned them. It skips heatmaps, feature flags, experiments and self-hosting.

## At a glance

| | PostHog | Spreelytics |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Product analytics, replay and AI agents for product teams | Web analytics that traces revenue back to each channel |
| Free plan | Yes, free plan | Yes, free plan |
| Pricing | Freemium. The site says no credit card is required to start and that 97% of users pay $0. Pricing is usage-based, but specific plan prices are not stated in the provided text. | Freemium. The free plan includes 100,000 events a month with unlimited projects, team members and dashboards, and keeps 13 months of data. The Growth plan adds session replay and the in-app AI assistant and keeps data for five years. Growth prices are on the pricing page and not stated in the source. |
| Also covers | feature flags, error tracking, a/b testing, data warehouse | web analytics, stripe revenue, mcp server, cookieless |
| Page | https://another.directory/tools/posthog | https://another.directory/tools/spreelytics |
| Website | https://posthog.com | https://spreelytics.com |

Both do: product analytics, session replay

## Who PostHog is for

Suited to product and engineering teams that want analytics, replays, experiments and error data in one place instead of several separate tools. Developers who work with AI coding assistants and want product data available in their editor are a clear fit. Teams that only need a single narrow tool may find the breadth more than they need.

## Who Spreelytics is for

Suited to SaaS founders, marketers and small teams moving off GA4, Mixpanel or Amplitude who want to see which channels bring in paying customers. It fits teams that use Stripe, Paddle, Polar or Lemon Squeezy. It does not suit those who need heatmaps, feature flags, A/B experiments or a self-hosted install.

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From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. Compares what the two sites say; it is not a review.