Replay sessions, map attention and connect every drop-off to the action that fixes it.
“Three replays were enough to find the bug that was costing us sales.”Julien Roche, Founder at Atelier Brume
“Bounce rate: 68%.” But which button confused them? Your dashboard can't tell you.
You just want to know what's working. Instead you get menus and custom reports.
Many visitors reject it. Your decisions rest on a partial picture.
Goals and sources show where conversions fall, and since when.
Watch real sessions and spot the exact moment visitors give up.
Ship the change, mark it on the chart, and watch the goal recover.
A chart shows the drop. A replay shows what caused it.
Your best offer is useless if nobody scrolls to it.
A fictional page used only to demonstrate the heatmap.
Traffic is not revenue. Some channels send visitors who never buy.
Mobile checkout completions fell by a third in one week.
Replays showed visitors tapping the coupon field again and again, then leaving.
The coupon field was collapsed behind a link on mobile.
checkout completion over the next 3 weeks.
SessionInsight connects the drop in your numbers to the behaviour behind it. You move from “something is wrong” to a precise page and action your team can fix.
Find my first conversion leakSpot the page, device or traffic source where visitors stop progressing toward your goal.
Open the sessions that matter and see the hesitation, dead click or broken step causing the drop.
Choose what to ship from evidence tied to a conversion goal, instead of opinions or the loudest request.
Compare the trend after release and keep the changes that genuinely move conversions.
Realtime view of who's on your site right now.
Scheduled email reports land in your inbox.
Share a public or password-protected dashboard link.
Invite teammates or clients, each with the right rights.
Pin releases and campaigns directly on your charts.
Track clicks on partner and affiliate links.
“Three recordings showed our mobile checkout button was hidden behind the chat widget. Conversions went up 18% the following week.”
“The heatmap showed only a third of visitors reached our pricing. We moved it up and demo requests doubled.”
“We're a small studio. GA4 was overkill. With SessionInsight I actually check my stats, and I understand them.”
GA4 is far more powerful for data teams. But if you run a simple site and need answers, not reports, this is what matters.
| Classic analytics (GA4, Plausible…) | SessionInsight | |
|---|---|---|
| What happened: traffic, sources, goals | ✓ | ✓ |
| Why it happened: session replays | ✕ | ✓ |
| What gets ignored: click & scroll heatmaps | ✕ | ✓ |
| Cookie banner needed | GA4: yes · Plausible: no | No, in lightweight mode |
| Advanced analysis (audiences, BigQuery…) | ✓ GA4, in depth | Not our focus |
Everything you need to find your first fix.
For sites that need to convert more.
Not in lightweight mode: it stores nothing on the visitor's device and collects no personal data. If you turn on session replays or visitor identification, cover them in your consent flow. You choose the mode per website.
No. The lightweight script is under 1 kB and loads asynchronously. Google Analytics 4 alone weighs well over 100 kB.
About two minutes. Paste one line in your site's <head> and data shows up with the next visit.
Yes, and with any site where you can add a script to the <head>, including through Google Tag Manager.
It's designed for GDPR. Data is hosted in France and Switzerland, never shared with ad networks and never resold. You can turn IP tracking off, and visitors can opt out in one click. Compliance also depends on your setup, so check replays and visitor identification with your DPO.
In lightweight mode: pages viewed, referrer and UTM parameters, device, browser and country, with no cookies. Advanced mode adds sessions, replays, heatmaps and goals linked to an anonymous visitor ID. Form inputs in replays are masked.
Yes. There's no contract, and the free plan has no time limit. You can export your data whenever you like.
No, and it isn't trying to be. Those tools are built for data teams. SessionInsight is for simple websites that need to understand what visitors do and why, in one clear dashboard.
Yes. Share a public or password-protected dashboard link, schedule email reports, or export to CSV, JSON or PDF.