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OpenReplay

Open-source session replay you can self-host, with DevTools, network activity capture, and privacy controls. Open-core AGPL-3.0 with managed Cloud.

OpenReplay is an open source alternative to Hotjar. Open-source session replay you can self-host, with DevTools, network activity capture, and privacy controls. Open-core AGPL-3.0 with managed Cloud. NOASSERTION licensed, 12.2k GitHub stars, hosted version available, self-host with Docker, and last released 2026-05-05.

Skip it if

You want a fully managed, zero-ops self-hosted experience; OpenReplay requires provisioning cloud infrastructure and running installation scripts across multiple services, with managed support limited to OpenReplay Cloud.

Watch out

The monorepo uses a multi-license model: AGPL-3.0 for the core code, a proprietary Enterprise License for the ee/ directory, and MIT for select directories. Self-hosting runs multiple containers and requires managing your own infrastructure.

"I’ve looked into a couple of such tools a while ago and went for openreplay - mostly because I can opt to self host it anytime a project get’s enough traction to justify the higher cost vs being compliant with european data protection law as well as catering privacy aware customers. Is there a way to self host zipy?"

"Why would someone use Sentry for that when stuff like OpenReplay exists. It’s like trying to hammer your nail in with a screwdriver."

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1. Use the hosted versionFree account on OpenReplay Cloud; self-hosted infrastructure is free under the open-core license.

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