GazeRecorder
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VisitGazeRecorder vs RealEye
What both publish
| Fact | GazeRecorder | RealEye |
|---|---|---|
| Browser support | The FAQ lists Chrome 53+, Edge 12+, Firefox 42+, Opera 40+ and Safari 11+ for PC participants. | RealEye says its platform works best in Chrome and does not work with old Edge versions that predate Chromium. |
| Integrations | The site links to GazeCloud API and GazeRecorder API and describes adding real-time eye tracking to a website using GazeCloudAPI.js. | External survey integrations can redirect participants to tools such as Qualtrics, Google Forms, and SurveyMonkey and pass participant identifiers through URL parameters. |
GazeRecorder plans
- GazeRecorder (non-commercial use)Free
RealEye plans
- Basic (annual)$325 a month
- Basic (monthly)$390 a month
- Standard (annual)$825 a month
- Standard (monthly)$990 a month
- CustomPriced on request
Pick GazeRecorder if…
GazeRecorder suits UX researchers who want to run remote studies using webcam-based eye tracking on desktop or mobile. The non-commercial desktop version may suit users whose work does not require commercial use.
Pick RealEye if…
RealEye suits researchers who need online webcam eye-tracking studies with visual stimuli and analysis tools. Researchers should consider the participant device requirements and plan limits when choosing a tier.