Crazy Egg

If you're looking to pair this with other analytics tools and you're price sensitive, this tool might work for you. Unfortunately, for what we need, I'm not sure it's the right tool for us alone. The session recording feature, which I have personally been using more, is not really giving a good sense of what users are doing. Sometimes I'm watching sessions and I see nothing, just a blank screen. Alone, it's not enough to give me a good picture. The price is competitive, though, and I'm sure if we were pairing it with our A/B testing tools, this would be helpful.

Crazy Egg is good for gaining insights into where users are clicking and knowing the load time of your page. The WordPress plugin is really easy to use. Other websites will require adding some JavaScript Code. It is a little tedious if want to add all the pages on your website. You have a limited number of pages you can add before you have to upgrade to a higher package. Single Page Applications take more steps to track and create a snapshot.

Crazy Egg is a great tool for those starting out with heatmap and clickmap tools. It has a user-friendly interface with extremely easy set up that can be implemented via Google Tag Manager instead of tapping into a developer resource. The visual reporting is easy to understand with the ability to filter by traffic source so that you can segment your analysis.

If you as a Website owner, Web developer, or Web Designer wants to know what section of your website is being liked by people you can use Crazy Egg software. If also want to know what content or page is relevant to people and what product or service is catching people's attention then Crazy Egg helps you with a heatmap tool, and scroll tool to help you understand the incoming traffic using a visual representation. If you require to fully automate your social media campaigns then it may not be very relevant to use as there are other software that caters to it. They do not have the functionality of Crazy Egg built in them.

When the specific zone of the screen is related to a feature (like standard buttons) crazy egg gives a detailed map of what is going on on the pages for users. The limits are on pages with a lot of underneath js/CSS, Crazy Egg can somehow mismatch and you don't have accurate results