Pricing and early access
Clientlog is in early access. Projects are registered by hand, and pricing is agreed with each early project while the product is shaped around the people using it.
What a project is
A project is one site or one application, identified by an origin (the site
URL) and a project name such as myapp/home. One origin can carry several
projects, so a marketing site and the product behind it can be measured
separately or together, whichever matches how you think about them.
Included in every project
- Event collection and enrichment: browser, device, coarse location and parsed query parameters on every event.
- Session aggregation with the full action sequence and timings.
- Classification rules held in your repository, with
plan,applyandtest. - Daily, weekly and monthly digests by email.
- Transition matrices and journey graphs.
- The REST API, the CLI, and the dashboard.
- Data export in JSON and CSV.
Retention and data handling are set out on the privacy page: raw events for 30 days, enriched events and sessions for 13 months, stored in the UK.
How early access works
- Registration is by hand. There is no self-service signup yet. Send the domain you want to measure and an account is created for it.
- Support is written. Email, answered within two working days.
- Installation is one script tag. The quickstart takes around fifteen minutes and shows exactly what is involved before you ask.
- Feedback is the exchange. Early projects shape what gets built next.
What to include in your email
Three answers make the first reply useful:
- The site or application you want to measure.
- Roughly how many visits it receives in a month.
- The question you want your analytics to answer: a conversion you cannot currently count, a drop-off you cannot see, or a consent problem you want to remove.
Questions
Is there a free trial? Early projects are set up and run together. Ask, and the terms are agreed per project.
Do I need a cookie banner for Clientlog?
Clientlog sets no cookies. Its session identifier is held in sessionStorage,
which is still storage on the visitor’s device. The
cookie banner guide
sets out how that sits under PECR.
Can I send conversions to Meta or Google Ads? A conversion relay exists and is enabled per project on request. See server side conversion tracking.
Where is the data stored?
Amazon Web Services, London region (eu-west-2).