Plerdy review & pricing

Plerdy review, pricing and what it is

What Plerdy is, what its plans count, what its free plan allows and where its limits start, read from the vendor's own pages on October 30, 2026.

Decide whether Plerdy's free plan covers your site before you pay for a plan.

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Plerdy review: what its heatmaps and session replay cover, where the limits start and who it fits

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A review of Plerdy's heatmaps and session replay, read from its own pages: what the free plan covers, how its limits work and who should pick another tool.

Bottom line: Plerdy is a website analytics service that puts heatmaps, session replay, funnels, error tracking and a free A/B testing tool behind one script. It suits a small shop or lead-generation site that wants those tools in one account. Its limits are counted per tool, so check them before you pay.

Buying guide

Plerdy pricing: how its seven plans are sized, what each limit counts and what the free plan allows

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How Plerdy pricing works, read from its own pages: the plan ladder, what each heatmap and replay limit counts, the free plan, the trial and add-ons.

Bottom line: Plerdy lists seven plans, from a free-forever Free plan up to Enterprise 3, billed monthly or yearly, with a 14-day free trial. Each plan sets separate limits for heatmaps, video sessions, storage and add-on tools. This guide explains what each limit counts and leaves amounts to the live pricing page.

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What is Plerdy? A heatmap and session replay tool explained, with what it does and what it leaves to other tools

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What Plerdy is: a website analytics service with heatmaps, session replay and funnels, installed with one script, plus how it works and what it leaves out.

Bottom line: Plerdy is a website analytics service for conversion work. You add one script, then use its dashboard for heatmaps, session replays, funnels, error tracking and a free A/B testing tool. A free plan exists. It sits beside a general analytics tool, and its event tracking can send goals to GA4.

Side-by-side comparison

Plerdy vs Hotjar: how each counts usage, what happened to Hotjar accounts and who should pick which

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Plerdy and Hotjar side by side from the vendors' own pages: daily versus monthly meters, free plans, the Contentsquare move and who should pick which.

Bottom line: Hotjar is now part of Contentsquare, and Contentsquare's page says new accounts are created there. Contentsquare counts monthly sessions and lists a free plan. Plerdy counts daily heatmap page views plus a running total of video sessions, and also lists a free plan. Both offer heatmaps and session replay.