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Free alternatives to Appcues

Appcues has no free plan. 50 of the 100 other website and product analytics tools in this directory are free or have a free plan.

Appcues is a paid product, starting at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000. 10 of them have no paid plan at all; the rest pair a free plan with paid ones.

50 tools · Listings checked up to Nov 13, 2026 · Where the facts come from

The 12 closest to Appcues

  1. Pendo

    Product analytics plus in-app guides, surveys and session replay

    What is free: Pendo Free, free forever: analytics, in-app guides, Pendo-branded roadmaps and NPS surveys for up to 500 monthly active users, across unlimited web and mobile apps.

    • Pendo has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Pendo also covers web analytics and session replay.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and dashboards.
    Pendo vs AppcuesPendo pricing and details

  2. Mixpanel

    Event-based product analytics with replays, flags and experiments

    What is free: Free forever, no card: unlimited seats, 1M events a month, 10,000 session replays, 1,000 experiment users, 10 feature flags, funnels and retention, 5 saved reports per seat.

    • Mixpanel starts at $100 per month for 1.5M events, billed annually ($140 billed monthly). Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Mixpanel has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Mixpanel also covers web analytics, session replay and a/B testing.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation, surveys and dashboards.
    Mixpanel vs AppcuesMixpanel pricing and details

  3. Heap

    Product analytics that captures every click without manual tagging

    What is free: Up to 10,000 sessions a month, core analytics charts, unlimited enrichment sources, guides integrations, single sign-on and 6 months of data history.

    • Heap has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Heap also covers web analytics and session replay.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and surveys.
    Heap vs AppcuesHeap pricing and details

  4. Amplitude

    Product analytics with session replay, experiments and in-app guides

    What is free: Free plan with no time limit: 2M events a month, unlimited seats, 10,000 session replays a month, 1 live experiment, 1 guide or survey, 10 saved charts and 1 year of data.

    • Amplitude starts at $900 per year for up to 3M events a month (Plus; the first 2M are free). Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Amplitude has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Amplitude also covers web analytics, session replay and a/B testing.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and dashboards.
    Amplitude pricing and details

  5. Fullstory

    Session replay and behavior analytics for websites and apps

    What is free: FullstoryFree: 30,000 sessions a month, 12 months of data, session replay, basic analytics and debugging tools for up to 10 users. No credit card needed.

    • Fullstory has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Fullstory also covers web analytics and session replay.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation.
    Fullstory pricing and details

  6. LogRocket

    Session replay with error tracking and product analytics for web apps

    What is free: Free forever at up to 1,000 sessions a month, as shown on the pricing calculator.

    • LogRocket starts at $83 per month for 10,000 sessions, billed annually (Core). Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • LogRocket has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • LogRocket is self-hostable, according to its own site.
    • LogRocket also covers web analytics and session replay.
    LogRocket pricing and details

  7. Countly

    Self-hosted product analytics for web, mobile and desktop apps

    What is free: Countly Lite: the open-source core, self-hosted on your own server, with community support only and no SLA.

    • Countly starts at $175 per month and up. Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Countly has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Countly is open source and self-hostable, according to its own site.
    • Countly also covers web analytics and a/B testing.
    Countly pricing and details

  8. Mouseflow

    Session replay, heatmaps and funnels for website behavior

    What is free: 1 website and 500 sessions a month, with replays, click, scroll and geo heatmaps, friction detection and 1 month of history.

    • Mouseflow starts at $25 per month for 5,000 sessions, billed annually ($39 billed monthly). Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Mouseflow has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Mouseflow also covers forms, web analytics and session replay.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and dashboards.
    Mouseflow pricing and details

  9. Crazy Egg

    Heatmaps, session recordings and A/B testing for websites

    What is free: A Free plan with no credit card: web analytics, instant heatmaps, conversion analytics and website surveys. The pages state no usage limits for it.

    • Crazy Egg starts at $29 per month for 5,000 pageviews, billed annually. Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Crazy Egg has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Crazy Egg also covers web analytics, session replay, a/B testing and popups.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and dashboards.
    Crazy Egg pricing and details

  10. Dreamdata

    B2B attribution and go-to-market analytics

    What is free: B2B web analytics, company identification, engagement scoring and an audience builder, with 5 seats, 2 months of user history and 3 stage models.

    • Dreamdata starts at Free plan at $0 per month; Advanced is custom-priced. Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Dreamdata has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Dreamdata also covers reports and web analytics.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and surveys.
    Dreamdata pricing and details

  11. Kissmetrics

    Person-based web and product analytics tied to revenue

    What is free: 100,000 events a month and 3 seats, with funnels, activity reports, chat, dashboards, live view and API access.

    • Kissmetrics starts at $99 per month for 500,000 events, billed monthly. Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Kissmetrics has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Kissmetrics also covers reports, web analytics and a/B testing.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and surveys.
    Kissmetrics pricing and details

  12. Inspectlet

    Session recordings, heatmaps and A/B tests for websites

    What is free: 5,000 session replays a month, 3 websites and 1 month of storage, with session replay, heatmaps and A/B testing.

    • Inspectlet starts at $39 per month for 10,000 session replays. Appcues starts at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.
    • Inspectlet has a free plan. Appcues does not.
    • Inspectlet also covers web analytics, session replay and a/B testing.
    • Appcues also covers workflow automation and dashboards.
    Inspectlet pricing and details

38 more that are free or have a free plan

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Common questions

Is there a free alternative to Appcues?

Yes. Pendo, Mixpanel, Heap, Amplitude, Fullstory, LogRocket, Countly, Mouseflow and 42 more are free or have a free plan.

Does Appcues have a free plan?

Appcues has no free plan. Appcues is a paid product, starting at $9,000 per year, scaling with monthly active users up to 50,000.

When was this checked?

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This page is built from the listings. A tool is here because its listing says so, and the order is how close each is to Appcues: the alternatives its listing names first, then the tools that share the most features with it.