The short version
Choose Rejourney when you want one of the leaner Fullstory alternatives with source visibility, self-hosting, and mobile stability context.
Why consider Rejourney over Fullstory?
Fullstory's public plans page presents Analytics, Workforce, and Anywhere packages, with Analytics plans named Business, Advanced, and Enterprise. It also lists a free plan for individuals and small teams.
Rejourney keeps replay, heatmaps, journeys, crashes, ANRs, API context, and product analytics together without requiring a complex suite rollout.
For teams that want source visibility or a self-hosting path, Rejourney also offers an open-source foundation.
Decision checklist
Treat this as a buying conversation, not a winner-take-all scorecard. The right tool depends on the job your team needs the comparison page to do.
Choose Rejourney when
- You want a leaner replay-first workflow with source visibility and a self-hosting path.
- Mobile app context, crashes, ANRs, API context, heatmaps, and journeys should be easy to reach.
- Your team does not want a heavy digital-experience rollout before it can investigate sessions.
- Simple access for product, support, design, and engineering matters more than enterprise breadth.
Choose Fullstory if...
- You need a mature enterprise digital experience platform with existing procurement support.
- Your organization already uses Fullstory across many web properties.
- You need its specific enterprise workflow integrations.
Checklist comparison: Rejourney and Fullstory
Use this table as a starting point, then verify Fullstory's current packaging and limits against the official source before buying.
Where the tools differ
Deployment posture
Rejourney: Offers an open-source foundation and self-hosting path for teams that want source visibility and deployment control.
Fullstory: Fullstory publicly presents Analytics, Workforce, and Anywhere packages with paid plan details handled through pricing/demo requests.
Workflow shape
Rejourney: Lean replay-first workflow with heatmaps, journeys, crashes, ANRs, API context, and product analytics together.
Fullstory: Best to evaluate when the organization wants a mature enterprise digital experience analytics platform and its specific enterprise workflows.
Mobile and add-ons
Rejourney: Mobile investigation is part of the core Rejourney positioning across React Native, Expo, and iOS paths.
Fullstory: Fullstory lists Mobile among its add-ons, so teams should verify paid-plan and add-on packaging directly with Fullstory.
Pricing comparison
Fullstory publishes plan names and free-plan limits, while paid plan pricing is handled through pricing/demo requests. Rejourney is built for teams that want replay-first analytics, broad access, and simple included limits.
Official facts to verify
- Fullstory's plans page says Analytics has Business, Advanced, and Enterprise plans, and directs teams to request pricing and a demo for a complete feature list by plan.
- Fullstory lists add-ons including Mobile, Multi-Org Management, Advantage Subscription, StoryAI, and Guides and Surveys.
- Fullstory says FullstoryFree includes 30,000 sessions per month, 12 months of data retention, core capabilities such as Session Replay, basic analytics, debugging tools, and up to 10 users.
Rejourney model
- Unlimited events so product analytics does not get punished for instrumenting more detail.
- Unlimited analytics data retention for long-horizon product, support, and release analysis.
- Unlimited team members and projects so PM, design, engineering, and support can use the same workspace.
- Replay, heatmaps, journeys, crash context, API context, and product analytics in one dashboard.
Questions teams usually ask
Is Rejourney a Fullstory alternative?
Yes. Rejourney is an alternative for teams that want replay, heatmaps, journeys, mobile context, crash context, and open-source/self-hosting options.
Does Rejourney support mobile apps?
Yes. Rejourney supports mobile app investigation workflows across React Native, Expo, and native iOS paths.
Why compare Rejourney with Fullstory?
Teams compare them when they want session replay and experience analytics but prefer simpler pricing, lighter rollout, and team-wide access.
Related reading
- Pricing: See Rejourney's fixed-price plans and included platform limits.
- Live demo: Open the demo dashboard and inspect the replay, heatmap, journey, and stability views.
- Web session replay: See how Rejourney records browser behavior with product and network context.
- Record user sessions: See how to record user sessions with replay, privacy controls, and product context.