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PostHog is an open-source platform for engineering and product teams to analyze, test, observe, and deploy new features. It combines product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, error tracking, and a built-in context warehouse with AI-powered self-driving capabilities.
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Short answers to the questions buyers and builders commonly ask about PostHog. Each answer cites the shared ledger below, where every source is listed once.
PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests without · AI observability, product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, error tra · Bundled data warehouse and customer data platform (CDP)
PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests – all without you having to prompt it.
500,000+ teams ship with PostHog. · Product engineers and teams that build software products
Join 500,000+ teams already shipping with PostHog.
Making a product self-driving by giving engineers and AI agents the context to diagnose pr · Testing and rolling out features behind feature flags to specific cohorts, with usage moni
We're here to help make your product self-driving
Free | $0/month | Generous free tier, then usage-based pricing · Utility-style usage-based pricing aimed at matching the cheapest major competitor, with ge
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120+ external data sources/destinations including Stripe, Postgres, and HubSpot, plus insi · Used alongside BigQuery and Stripe as part of a unified data stack, with autocapture via a
Data from 120+ external sources like Stripe, Postgres, and HubSpot
Hosted PostHog Web SaaS, with a self-hostable MIT-licensed open source edition for organiz
We have an open source product too. It is MIT licensed if you want to use it in a big organization that isn't ready to move to PostHog Web yet.
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PostHog – We make your product self-driving
PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests without · 500,000+ teams ship with PostHog · Generous free tier at $0/month, then usage-based pricing
PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests without user prompting.
500,000+ teams ship with PostHog.
Free | $0/month | Generous free tier, then usage-based pricing
Web-based application (operatingSystem: Web, applicationCategory: BusinessApplication).
120+ external data sources/destinations including Stripe, Postgres, and HubSpot, plus insights from other PostHog tools such as Session Replays and Experiments.
Hosted PostHog Web SaaS, with a self-hostable MIT-licensed open source edition for organizations not ready to move to PostHog Web.
Platform packages include SSO, audit logs, custom roles, and project permissions for teams that need to manage access as they grow.
Engineering-background support staff providing technical support; free tier includes community support.
PostHog offers an open source product in addition to PostHog Web.
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Batch exports can now use Redshift short-lived credentials from an assumed AWS role, the preferred authentication method for new exports.
View source [5]S3 and file-download batch exports using short-lived AWS role authentication now refresh their credentials while running to avoid timeouts.
View source [5]Data Warehouse WorkOS sources can keep supported tables up to date via webhooks after initial backfill, reflecting create, update, and delete events.
View source [5]PostHog's Data Warehouse added 54 new sources across finance, sales, marketing, public data, and other categories.
View source [5]PostHog introduced two product analytics event types (identified and anonymous), making anonymous events 55-80% cheaper and expecting a ~30% decline in product analytics revenue.
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These tools share a workflow, capability or audience with PostHog. They may complement it rather than replace it, and are not presented as integrations or endorsements.
The open source PostHog product is MIT licensed.
PostHog is headquartered at 2261 Market Street #4008, San Francisco, CA 94114, US.
AI observability, product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, error tracking, and logs
Bundled data warehouse and customer data platform (CDP)
Making a product self-driving by giving engineers and AI agents the context to diagnose problems, uncover opportunities, and ship fixes
Testing and rolling out features behind feature flags to specific cohorts, with usage monitoring through analytics and session replays
Product engineers and teams that build software products
Utility-style usage-based pricing aimed at matching the cheapest major competitor, with generous free tiers
2020
All products are open source and the codebase is publicly auditable
Steerable from Slack, the web app, the PostHog Desktop client, or directly from the editor via the MCP
Used alongside BigQuery and Stripe as part of a unified data stack, with autocapture via a JavaScript snippet
Operates 'default alive' and has never had layoffs; explicitly intends to remain independent long-term
PostHog is a single platform for engineers to analyze, test, observe, and deploy new featu · Products include product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, CDP, error · Built-in context warehouse ships with a data warehouse, 120+ sources/destinations, SQL edi
PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests without prompting
Built-in context warehouse combines a data warehouse, 120+ sources/destinations, SQL editor + BI + data viz, user activity feed (CDP-lite), API, and webhooks
Product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, CDP, error tracking, surveys, web analytics, and more
Analyzing customer usage and directing AI/agents with full product context
Engineering and product teams; joined by 500,000+ teams
Usage-based pricing with generous monthly free tiers; 98% of customers use PostHog for free
Free tier (no card) | $0/month | 1 project, 1-year data retention, community support; Adding a credit card upgrades to 6 projects, 7-year data retention, and email support
PostHog is open source under the MIT license and can be self-hosted
Available as PostHog Web (cloud) or self-hosted open source deployment
Support staff have engineering backgrounds
PostHog publicly publishes its company handbook, sales manual, and company strategy
Make products self-driving, taking customers from idea to product-market fit to IPO
Single platform for engineers to analyze, test, observe, and deploy new features, offering product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, CDP, and more.
Feature Flags let you turn features on or off for specific users, groups, or percentages of traffic without redeploying code, supporting phased rollouts, kill switches, multivariate variants, JSON payloads, and beta opt-ins.
