Rejourney

Rejourney is a product analytics and session-replay tool for web and mobile teams. It suits product and engineering groups that need user-journey evidence alongside technical context. Its strongest case is the combination of replay and diagnostics; the replay cap and retention window should decide whether a plan fits.

Overview

Rejourney connects browser sessions with funnels, events, network requests, console context, and route changes. That makes it useful when a team needs to trace a conversion path or investigate a problem across product behavior and engineering signals, rather than inspect recordings in isolation. Mobile SDKs cover Flutter, React Native, Expo, and iOS, and the supported-framework list spans common web frameworks, Shopify, and Unity.

Unlimited events, DAU, and MAU across plans are a meaningful counterweight to the replay limits. But once included captured sessions are used, new revenue evidence stops saving until the next billing cycle or an upgrade. Events still feed high-level charts, but they cannot replace the missing replay evidence for teams investigating individual journeys. Plan around replay volume rather than assuming analytics capacity means complete capture.

Key features

• Replay with diagnostic context: Web recordings bring funnels, events, requests, console context, and route changes together. This is a practical fit for teams that need to connect a user action to technical context.
• Mobile SDKs: Flutter, React Native, Expo, and iOS are covered, making the product relevant to teams with mobile apps as well as websites.
• Privacy and security controls: The SDK automatically scrubs password fields, sensitive text inputs, camera views, and credit-card entry fields, and hashes user IDs. TLS 1.3 encryption in transit, AES-256 encryption at rest, multifactor authentication, and role-based permissions add safeguards. Customers remain responsible for checking their configuration.
• Hosting choices: Rejourney says it is GDPR compliant and hosted in Germany. Teams can also deploy its open-source self-hosted stack with Docker Compose and MinIO or external S3-compatible storage. That stack excludes Leaks and Automations, so self-hosting does not provide the full feature set.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 5,000 session replays / mo, 7 days evidence retention, unlimited events, DAU, and MAU, standard funnel and cohort trends, and standard session recording controls. It is a sensible starting point for low replay volumes, but the short evidence window and cap make it a poor fit for teams that need longer investigations or dependable capture at higher traffic.

Growth costs $15 a month, billed $15/ month. It raises the allowance to 100,000 session replays / mo and retention to 30 days, while adding checkout, onboarding, and paywall drill-downs, plus crash, API, and ANR diagnostic tools. Priority support and dedicated hardware are also included. This is the clearest fit for teams that need deeper conversion and technical investigations without custom pricing, provided 100,000 monthly replays and 30 days of evidence are enough.

Enterprise has custom pricing, with custom monthly session volume and evidence retention, unlimited events, DAU, and MAU, a full suite of custom funnels and analytics, dedicated hardware and a custom storage bucket, a dedicated support team, and a custom SLA. It suits organizations that need tailored capacity, storage, or support terms; teams that do not need those provisions may find Growth the more straightforward choice.

Platforms

Rejourney is offered for Android, iOS, macOS, self-hosted deployment, and the web. The stated mobile replay SDKs cover Flutter, React Native, Expo, and iOS.

Who it's for

Rejourney is aimed at teams that want product story, session evidence, and engineering context in one workspace, from indie teams through enterprise. It is especially compelling when replay, funnels, and diagnostics need to inform the same investigation. It is less suitable when the team needs uninterrupted session capture beyond its plan allowance or evidence retention longer than 30 days on Growth.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Web replay combines behavioral and technical signals, reducing the separation between conversion analysis and debugging.
• Pro: Unlimited events, DAU, and MAU apply even on Free, so basic high-level analytics are not constrained by the replay quota.
• Pro: Growth adds 30-day evidence retention and checkout, onboarding, paywall, crash, API, and ANR tools for $15 a month.
• Con: Replay capture stops saving new revenue evidence after the plan allowance is exhausted, a material risk for teams that rely on a continuous record.
• Con: Free retention is only 7 days, and the self-hosted open-source stack excludes Leaks and Automations.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, compare Session Replay Software, Session Recording Software, and Mobile App Monitoring.

• Fullstory is worth considering if its free plan's 30,000 sessions, 10 user seats, and one-year session replay and product analytics retention better match your needs.
• Crazy Egg is an option for teams seeking web analytics, instant heatmaps, conversion analytics, and surveys on a free plan.
• FullSession may suit a smaller web deployment: its free plan includes 1,000 sessions/mo, 30-day retention, 2 seats, and 1 domain.
• Inspectlet offers a free web plan with 2,500 recorded sessions per month across up to 3 websites, with no credit card or time limit.
• OpenReplay is a self-managed alternative with an open-source on-prem plan, self-managed storage and retention, and community support.
• UXCam offers a free plan with 3,000 sessions per month and two app keys; its paid plans use custom quotes based on actual usage.
• Vexo may fit teams looking for a free allowance of up to 500K/mo events, 1,000 session replays, and two seats, with session replays and heatmaps.
• Zipy is another freemium option.

Verdict

Choose Rejourney if your team needs web or mobile replay tied to funnels and engineering diagnostics, and its session quota and retention window suit your workload. Growth is the strongest fit for teams needing 30-day evidence and deeper drill-downs at $15 a month. Look elsewhere if hitting a capture cap would leave critical journeys undocumented, or if you need a longer retention window without moving to a custom Enterprise arrangement.