Comparison

Linqry vs PostHog

PostHog is an all-in-one product platform with session replay, feature flags and experiments. Linqry is a focused analytics tool. Here is how to choose.

PostHog and Linqry are aimed at different problems. PostHog is an all-in-one developer platform — product analytics, session replay, feature flags, A/B testing, error tracking and surveys — and it is MIT-licensed with a self-hosted open-source option. If you want that breadth, or you want to self-host, PostHog is the stronger choice and it is not close. Linqry does a much narrower job: hosted web analytics with funnels, cohorts and revenue attribution, at $5 per site per month.

Licence

MIT for the open-source self-hosted deployment.

Self-hosting

Yes, but PostHog's own documentation positions the open-source self-hosted deployment as being for hobbyists and unusual setups rather than production scale.

Feature by feature

✓ yes · ~ partial · – no. Every PostHog cell is sourced below.

Choose PostHog if…
  • →You want session replay, feature flags, experiments and error tracking in one platform.
  • →You need product analytics across a web and mobile app, not just a website.
  • →You have the infrastructure appetite for a heavier stack, or you are happy on their cloud.
  • →You want a large ecosystem, integrations and an active community.
Choose Linqry if…
  • →You want web analytics, not a product suite, and you do not want to run ClickHouse.
  • →You want it genuinely lightweight — a ~1.5 KB gzipped tracker and a single Postgres database.
  • →You want to self-host at all — Linqry has no self-hosted edition.
  • →You want a built-in SEO auditor and campaign short links.
Sources

Products change. If something here is out of date or wrong, please tell us and it will be corrected. PostHog is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with Linqry.

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