What is Zipy used for?

Zipy combines session replay with error tracking, performance monitoring and product analytics so developers can reproduce user problems quickly. It is a good fit for reproducing customer-reported bugs from replays and monitoring front-end errors after a release.

Yes. Zipy has a free plan. Free plan covers 1,000 sessions a month. Growth starts from $30 per month, or $25 billed annually, scaling with session volume; Enterprise is custom.

No. Zipy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Zipy include OpenReplay, PostHog and Highlight.io.

What are some alternatives to Zipy?

Zipy competes with LogRocket, Sentry and FullSession. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Zipy alternatives.

Zipy: features, pricing and alternatives

About Zipy

Zipy is a commercial tool that links what users saw with what went wrong technically. Each session replay can be paired with console logs, network logs and stack traces, which helps developers reproduce a bug without asking the customer for steps.

The platform lists error monitoring, real user monitoring, API performance, funnels, heatmaps, user identification, a page speed tool and Slack or email alerts. It supports many web frameworks, including React, Vue, Angular and Next.js, as well as mobile platforms such as Flutter, React Native, Android and iOS, and integrates with tools like Sentry and Segment. Zipy is hosted and aimed at engineering and support teams.

Key features

Session replay tied to error context
Error monitoring with stack traces
Console and network logs per session
API and page performance monitoring
Funnels and heatmaps
Slack and email alerts

Good fit for

→Reproducing customer-reported bugs from replays
→Monitoring front-end errors after a release

Tags: session-replay; error-tracking; performance-monitoring; debugging; frontend; product-analytics; developer-tools

Zipy: questions and answers

What is Zipy used for?: Zipy combines session replay with error tracking, performance monitoring and product analytics so developers can reproduce user problems quickly. It is a good fit for reproducing customer-reported bugs from replays and monitoring front-end errors after a release.
Is Zipy free?: Yes. Zipy has a free plan. Free plan covers 1,000 sessions a month. Growth starts from $30 per month, or $25 billed annually, scaling with session volume; Enterprise is custom.
Is Zipy open source?: No. Zipy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Zipy include OpenReplay, PostHog and Highlight.io.
What are some alternatives to Zipy?: Zipy competes with LogRocket, Sentry and FullSession. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Zipy alternatives.