Alternatives to the analytics and replay tools you use now

• Mixpanel. Sequential gives you the funnels, flows, retention and replays you use in Mixpanel, and it tells you where your users get stuck and how many people it hit.
• Amplitude. Sequential gives you the product analytics, session replay and heatmaps you use in Amplitude, and it tells you where your users get stuck and how many people it hit.
• PostHog. Keep your PostHog tracking, and get session replay and product analytics that find where users get stuck, count how many people it hit and measure the release that fixes it.
• Pendo. Keep your Pendo snippet, and get product analytics and session replay that find where users get stuck, count how many people it hit and measure the release that fixes it.
• Fullstory. Sequential gives you session replay, heatmaps and product analytics in one product, and it tells you which replay to open, how many people a problem hit and what changed after the release that fixes it.
• Hotjar. Sequential gives you heatmaps, session replay and product analytics in one product, and it counts how many people each problem hit.
• UXCam. Sequential is session replay and product analytics in one product: it finds where your users get stuck, counts how many people it hit, and measures it again after the release that fixes it.
• Smartlook. Keep the Smartlook web SDK that you ship today, change the script URL and the project key, and get session replay, product analytics, judged sessions and exact cases in Sequential.

Sequential accepts the PostHog, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Pendo and Smartlook web SDKs. Point the SDK at Sequential (for most SDKs, a new key and host; for Pendo, a new dataHost and your Pendo API key registered in Sequential), and your tracking calls keep working. For a new install, one script tag gives you analytics and session replay.

Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog, Pendo, Fullstory, Hotjar, UXCam and Smartlook are trademarks of their owners. Sequential is not affiliated with them.