Heatmaps reveal where users actually click and scroll — critical for conversion optimization. But Hotjar costs $40+/mo and records way more data than small sites need. Most indie hackers skip UX analysis entirely because of cost.
Lightweight heatmap tool that shows click maps, scroll depth, and attention zones. Privacy-first (no session recording), fast loading, and priced for small sites.
Indie hackers, small SaaS founders, and solopreneurs with websites getting 1K-50K visitors/mo who need UX insights without Hotjar's $40+/mo price tag
Privacy regulations make session recording problematic. Heatmaps provide UX insights without recording personal data. The indie hacker market (500K+ active) is completely underserved at this price point.
SaaS: Free (1K pageviews/mo), $12/mo Starter (10K pageviews), $29/mo Pro (50K pageviews, rage clicks), $59/mo Growth (200K pageviews, API).
Market leader. Excellent product but starts at $40/mo and includes session recordings most small sites don't need
Free heatmaps from Microsoft. Good but sends data to Microsoft (privacy concern) and limited customization
Drop-in changelog widget for any SaaS product. Keeps users informed about updates, bug fixes, and ne...
Schedule, preview, and analyze LinkedIn content performance. Optimized for personal branding and B2B...
A/B test and predict email subject line performance before sending. Uses AI trained on millions of e...