TracwellvsPostHog

Focused product analytics at a fixed monthly price.

Revenue attribution, goals, funnels, sessions, API and MCP access - all included. Start with 5 websites and one seat at 300K events, then grow your event allowance as you need it.

Price and capacity

The starting plans, side by side

Below 1M events a month PostHog is free. Above that, product analytics events cost about $50 a month at 2M and about $324 at 10M; Tracwell is $29 and $79 at those allowances, with every report included.

Monthly plan pricing and included usage for Tracwell and PostHog
Monthly billing · USDTracwellPostHog
PlanTracwellPay-as-you-go
Monthly price$9$0 base
Monthly allowance300,000 events1M product analytics events free, then per event
Websites51 project free · 6 paid
Team seats1See current plan

300K events

$9/mo

5 websites · 1 seat

$90/year · 1 year history

1M events

$15/mo

5 websites · 1 seat

$150/year · 1 year history

2M events

$29/mo

20 websites · 10 seats

$290/year · 2 years history

5M events

$49/mo

20 websites · 10 seats

$490/year · 2 years history

10M events

$79/mo

50 websites · 30 seats

$790/year · 4 years history

20M events

$149/mo

50 websites · 30 seats

$1490/year · 4 years history

All six Tracwell event allowances include goals, funnels, sessions, API and MCP access, and seats based on event allowance. Pageviews and custom events share the allowance.

PostHog bills product analytics per event after a free 1M each month: $0.00005 per event up to 2M, then $0.0000343 up to 15M. Session replay and its other products are billed separately. Its free plan keeps one year of data and paid usage keeps seven; Tracwell keeps one to four years by allowance. Tracwell stops new collection at its limit instead of billing usage.

PostHog’s first 1M events each month are free. Tracwell has a 7-day free trial and no free plan, so it is not cheaper below 1M events.

Competitor prices checked October 31, 2026. Taxes and regional pricing may differ.

Everything you get with Tracwell.

Explore Tracwell’s reports, tracking tools, and team features. Every paid plan includes the full feature set, with the mode and setup requirements shown below.

Tracwell compared with PostHog across 22 capabilities.
CapabilityTracwellPostHog
Analytics & reports
Realtime analytics
AvailableLive visitors & events
AvailableLive traffic
Sources, referrers & campaigns
Available
Available
Page performance
Available
Available
Countries, devices & browsers
Available
Available
Individual visitor activity
AvailableVisitors report
AvailablePerson profiles
Session timelines
AvailableOrdered events per session
AvailablePaths
Conversion goals
Available
AvailableConversion goals
Multi-step funnels
Available
Available
Revenue attribution
With conditionsProduct mode · backend events
With conditionsRevenue properties; build your own reports
Tracking & privacy
Custom events
Available
Available
Custom event properties
Available
Available
Cookieless collection
Available
With conditionsCookieless mode setting
Collection without browser storage
With conditionsPrivate mode
With conditionsCookieless mode “always”
Returning-visitor identity
With conditionsProduct mode
Available
Browser tracking & automatic pageviews
AvailableScript or JavaScript SDK
AvailableJavaScript SDK & autocapture
React Native & Expo SDK
Available
Available
Server-side custom events
AvailableScoped server API
Available
Access & collaboration
Analytics API
AvailableEvery paid plan
Available
MCP access for AI tools
AvailableEvery paid plan
AvailableHosted · read & write
Data exports
AvailableReport CSVs & retained events
AvailableBatch & file exports
Team access
Available1 / 10 / 30 seats
Not documented
Multiple websites
Available5 at 300K events
With conditions1 project free · 6 paid
Available− Mode, plan, or setup requirement× Not offered? Not confirmed in reviewed documentation

Tracwell sessions show recorded event timelines, not screen recordings. Private mode uses daily visitor estimates; returning-visitor continuity and optional identification require Product mode. Revenue attribution requires verified backend events; unmatched payments remain unattributed.

Availability does not imply identical reporting or counting rules. “Not documented” means we could not confirm an equivalent feature in the sources reviewed, not that the tool cannot support it.

Written by Tracwell. Sources reviewed . Check current plans and documentation before choosing.

FAQ

Before you decide.

Send the same signup and purchase events to both products. Build the funnel you check every week, then compare the time it took, how each counts visitors without cookies, and what your bill looks like at your real monthly event volume.

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