One plan, every feature
Journey Insights and Web Experiments together, fully hosted, for every site you run.
Paid plan
Fully hosted, unlimited sites. One shop or fifty, same plan.
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- Every Journey Insights feature
- Every Web Experiments feature
- Unlimited sites, with team roles
- MCP server, REST API and webhooks
- One snippet for everything
- Hosted, updated and backed up for you
Everything in the plan
No add-ons and no feature tiers. Every site gets all of it.
Journey Insights
- Click, scroll and movement heatmaps
- Session recordings with idle time skipped
- Rage, dead and error clicks
- Issue detection and automatic fix checks
- Funnels and form analytics
- Feedback and NPS surveys
- Site health: Web Vitals, errors and uptime
- Segments and visitor history
Web Experiments
- A/B, multi-page, split URL and multivariate tests
- Visual editor and custom CSS or JavaScript
- Metric library and guardrails
- Targeting, triggers and saved audiences
- Bayesian, sequential or fixed-horizon statistics
- Recordings and heatmaps for every variant
- Rollouts with a holdout
- Change Impact: before and after, without a test
Platform
- Unlimited sites
- MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini
- REST API, exports and webhooks
- Slack alerts and a weekly digest
- Team roles and single sign-on (OpenID Connect)
- Data retention you control
- Fully hosted: no servers to run or update
Pricing questions
Cuttl is a paid, fully hosted service with one plan. It includes every feature of Journey Insights and Web Experiments, for unlimited sites. Email [email protected] for current pricing.
No. Both products are in the same plan and run from the same snippet, so heatmaps, recordings and A/B tests are all included.
No. The plan covers every site you run, from a single shop to a whole portfolio.
No. Cuttl is a hosted service, so there are no servers for you to run, back up or update.
Email [email protected] and we’ll set up your workspace. Then you paste one line of code into your site’s <head>, and data starts arriving as soon as visitors load your pages.