Uxsniff

Uxsniff detects UX changes automatically and explains what changed and how it affected user behavior. It compares behavior before and after changes ship, using session recordings, page heatmaps, rage clicks and other user signals, and it presents the results in concise reports that highlight key issues.

Uxsniff has a free plan, and paid plans start with Poodle at $19 per mo. Hound costs $49 per mo and adds features such as survey customization and a developer API, while K-9 costs $89 per mo and includes everything in the previous plans. There are no long-term commitments.

The Uxsniff free plan includes up to 100 recordings/day and 1,000 pageviews/day for life, with no long-term commitments. The reviewer notes that it only stores one month of data, and credits the free start with making Uxsniff accessible for new users.

The reviewer says Uxsniff may be too basic for larger enterprises with more complex needs, and Toolio lists it as best for small to mid-size teams. It offers only basic A/B testing without advanced experiment setup, and it has no native mobile application for on-the-go monitoring.

Toolio lists All Quiet, Jam, Anyscale and Averroes AI as alternatives to Uxsniff. Jam captures bugs, feedback and ideas along with their technical context for teammates or agents, and All Quiet handles on-call management and incident response for engineering teams.