Customer Reviews (10)
Aurora B.
Detailed session replay winner
I tried both FullStory and Hotjar before settling on LogRocket, mostly because the session replay feels much more detailed and the network request tracking is way clearer. FullStory was decent but felt a bit cluttered, and Hotjar didn’t capture errors as effectively for my debugging needs. LogRocket strikes a good balance between usability and depth of info, making it easier to pinpoint issues without digging through tons of logs. The only downside is that it can get a bit pricey if your session volume spikes unexpectedly.
Corinne F.
Super helpful for debugging
LogRocket really helps me figure out what's going wrong with my web app by showing actual user sessions, which saves a ton of guesswork. The interface is pretty straightforward, and I like how it tracks Redux actions alongside the replay. Sometimes it can lag a bit with larger sessions, but overall it’s made debugging way less painful. Definitely a solid tool if you wanna see real user behavior without asking a million questions.
Mário S.
Quick and Smooth Setup
Getting LogRocket up and running was surprisingly smooth—I had it integrated into our app within about 30 minutes. The onboarding materials were clear and straightforward, which helped flatten the learning curve a lot. I appreciated how their docs included concrete examples that made the setup feel less intimidating. Overall, it was one of the easier tools I've implemented recently, and it didn’t slow down our sprint cycles.
Valdenir S.
Reliable and Improving Tool
Started using this about three years ago and it’s become way more reliable and intuitive since then. The session replay feature has saved me countless hours troubleshooting, and their updates over time have made integrations much smoother. Still wish some of the UI tweaks were a bit less clunky, but overall it’s been a solid tool for the dev team.
Jan V.
Great for debugging and collaboration
Our team of about 8 started using LogRocket after our lead suggested it would help with debugging issues faster. Getting everyone on board was smoother than expected because it really cut down the back-and-forth when trying to replicate bugs. We use it during sprint reviews to quickly show exact user flows that caused problems, which has improved how we collaborate across dev and QA. Only hiccup is sometimes the session recordings take a bit to load, but overall it’s been a solid addition to our toolkit.
Melvin T.
Solid tool that keeps improving
Started using LogRocket about three years ago, and it's definitely improved a lot since then. Early on, some features felt a bit clunky, but recent updates have smoothed things out and made the interface way easier to navigate. It’s been really helpful catching those tricky bugs that don’t show up in logs alone, especially with session replay. Only thing I wish is that the pricing was a bit more flexible for smaller teams like ours.
Jan B.
Simple and quick setup
Setup was straightforward and I had it running in under 30 minutes. The onboarding guides made it easy to understand what to do next without feeling overwhelmed.
Pim W.
Solid tool that improves
Started using this about 3 years ago and it just keeps getting smoother and more reliable. The updates have definitely made tracking down bugs easier, though sometimes the UI feels a bit cluttered.
Eden D.
Consistently improving and reliable
Started using LogRocket around three years ago, and honestly, it just keeps getting better. The way they’ve improved session replay and integrated error tracking into one streamlined tool has made debugging so much less of a headache. I appreciate how their updates feel thoughtful rather than rushed, like they really listen to what users need. It’s become an essential part of our workflow for catching client-side issues before they blow up.
Konrad W.
Good value but a bit pricey
LogRocket's pricing felt a bit steep at first, but after a few weeks I realized the insights it provides saved me a lot of debugging time, so it kinda pays for itself. For smaller teams, it might be a stretch though.