OpenReplay
Open-source · self-hostable · replaces 1 SaaS tool on os-alt
openreplay/openreplay · alive · ★ 12.0k · last commit 1d ago · 161 open issues
License: Elastic-2.0 — Elastic License v2 allows self-host; restricts offering OpenReplay as a managed service.
Good fit for Product teams that want pixel-perfect session replay + user analytics under their own infrastructure for privacy or cost reasons.
Weak at Heavy stack — at least 4 services to run; not a 'docker run' replacement.
In a terminal? npx -y github:SolvoHQ/os-alt-cli fullstory prints
the FullStory comparison table including OpenReplay.
how the CLI works →
Replaces these SaaS
- FullStory · Session replay + product analytics
Use the official k8s helm chart at docs.openreplay.com (docker-compose available for dev/small). Replace the FullStory snippet with OpenReplay's tracker (`<script>` install, then `OpenReplay.start()`). Heatmaps, session replay, and event tracking are first-class; co-browse for live support sessions. FullStory historical data doesn't transfer (no public export).
README badges for the SaaS this replaces
Maintainers and forks: drop a badge in your README to link readers from the SaaS-comparison page back to your repo.
FAQ
Is OpenReplay actively maintained?
Yes — last commit 1d ago. The repository is alive (commit activity within the past 90 days).
What does OpenReplay cost to self-host?
OpenReplay is free and open source under Elastic-2.0. Typical self-host VPS cost: $30-80/mo VPS — ClickHouse + MinIO for session blobs are the cost line.
Which SaaS does OpenReplay replace?
OpenReplay is listed as an open-source self-host alternative to: FullStory.