PostHog pricing

PostHog has 2 plans, with base fees from $0 to $0 a month. Prices were checked against PostHog's pricing page on 23 October 2026.

Category: Analytics & errors. Source: https://posthog.com/pricing.

Plans

Plan	Base fee	Includes
Free	$0/mo	1,000,000 Product analytics events, Commercial use allowed, Product analytics, Session replay, Feature flags, Can run or store data in the EU, Can be self-hosted
Pay as you go	$0/mo	1,000,000 Product analytics events (anonymous), Commercial use allowed, More than one team member, Product analytics, Session replay, Feature flags, Error tracking, Can run or store data in the EU

PostHog cost as you grow

Monthly cost for a typical B2B SaaS app, from the cost engine.

Users	Plan	Monthly cost
1,000 users	Free	$0/mo
10,000 users	Free	$0/mo
50,000 users	Pay as you go	$25/mo
100,000 users	Pay as you go	$84.30/mo

Startup credits

$50,000: PostHog for Startups credits for early-stage companies (amount and conditions to verify).

Lock-in

Low: open source and self-hostable; events exportable.

Set up PostHog

Packages: posthog-js, posthog-node. Environment variables: NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_KEY, NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_HOST. Quickstart.

Everything PostHog sells

Product	Free tier	Lowest paid price
PostHog product analytics	1M events/month free (resets monthly)	$0.00005 per event (1-2M), falling to $0.000009 above 250M
PostHog session replay	5,000 recordings/month	$0.005 per recording
PostHog feature flags and experiments	1M requests/month	$0.0001 per request
PostHog error tracking	100,000 exceptions/month	$0.00037 per exception
PostHog logs	10 GB ingested/month	$0.25 per GB
PostHog LLM analytics (AI observability)	100,000 events/month	$0.00035 per event
PostHog surveys	1,500 responses/month	$0.10 per response

Startups built with PostHog

Cal.com: Open-source scheduling for people and teams
Documenso: The open-source DocuSign alternative
Formbricks: Open-source surveys and experience management
Hoppscotch: Open-source API development: REST, GraphQL and realtime
Inbox Zero: An open-source AI assistant for your email
Jan: An open-source ChatGPT alternative that runs offline
Papermark: Share documents and data rooms, with page-by-page analytics
Rallly: Group scheduling polls without the back-and-forth

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