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Temps vs LogRocket

Session replay without the per-session meter.

Monthly cost at a glance

Temps
LogRocket
Free tier
Unlimited self-hosted
14-day trial
25,000 sessions/mo
$0 self-hosted
$176/mo
Infrastructure
Free on your own VPS
$0
$curl -fsSL https://temps.sh/deploy.sh | bash

The short answer

Is Temps better than LogRocket? It depends on what you need. Here is what each one is, and what LogRocket has that Temps doesn't.

LogRocket
LogRocket prices by sessions captured: a 14-day free trial, then Core from $176/month for 25,000 sessions, with higher session tiers priced through its calculator and no per-seat fee.
Temps
Temps records comparable rrweb-style DOM sessions on your own server with no per-session meter — volume is bounded by disk — and includes error tracking and analytics.
What LogRocket has that Temps doesn't
AI session summaries, automatic issue detection and heatmaps. Both replay what happened in the browser; the difference is the meter and the tooling depth around it.

Scored, dimension by dimension

  • Cost at 25,000 sessions/month

    Temps

    Temps

    $0 — your server's disk

    LogRocket

    $176/mo (Core)

  • Scaling behaviour

    Temps

    Temps

    Flat — no per-session meter

    LogRocket

    Scales with sessions captured

  • Replay tooling depth

    LogRocket

    Temps

    Search, playback, error linking

    LogRocket

    AI summaries, issue detection, heatmaps

  • Where recordings are stored

    Temps

    Temps

    Your own server

    LogRocket

    LogRocket's cloud

  • Free tier

    Temps

    Temps

    Unlimited self-hosted

    LogRocket

    14-day trial only

Why teams switch from LogRocket

LogRocket is a more capable session replay product and it prices honestly in public: Core starts at $176/month for 25,000 sessions, with no per-seat fee. Temps' replay is narrower, self-hosted and unmetered — the trade is depth against a meter.

No per-session meter
LogRocket scales with sessions captured: Core starts at $176/month for 25,000 and the price rises with each session tier. Self-hosted Temps replay is bounded by disk, so a traffic spike costs storage rather than a higher tier.
Recordings stay in your boundary
Replay captures what users typed and saw. Self-hosting keeps that inside your own infrastructure instead of a vendor's, which is usually a compliance question rather than a cost one.
Bundled with the platform
Replay, analytics, error tracking, uptime monitoring and deployments in one Rust binary, rather than replay as its own subscription beside the rest.
Temps self-hosts on any plan; LogRocket only at Enterprise
LogRocket offers self-hosted deployment at the Enterprise tier. With Temps, self-hosting is the default and free under MIT / Apache 2.0.

Feature comparison

What each platform includes out of the box, and what needs a separate subscription.

  • Session replay

    Temps

    Yes
    rrweb-based, unmetered self-hosted

    LogRocket

    Yes
    Deeper, with more tooling
  • Per-seat pricing

    Temps

    No
    None

    LogRocket

    No
    None — session-based instead
  • Unlimited analytics, logs and errors

    Temps

    Yes

    LogRocket

    Yes
    Included on every plan
  • AI session summaries

    Temps

    No

    LogRocket

    Yes
    Galileo AI, on Pro
  • AI issue detection

    Temps

    No

    LogRocket

    Yes
  • Heatmaps

    Temps

    No

    LogRocket

    Yes
  • Error tracking

    Temps

    Yes
    Sentry-compatible DSN

    LogRocket

    Yes
  • Uptime monitoring

    Temps

    Yes
    60s checks

    LogRocket

    No
  • Deployments

    Temps

    Yes
    Git-push PaaS

    LogRocket

    No
    Not a deployment platform
  • Managed PostgreSQL

    Temps

    Yes

    LogRocket

    No
  • Self-hosted option

    Temps

    Yes
    Default, MIT / Apache 2.0

    LogRocket

    Yes
    Enterprise tier
  • Permanent free tier

    Temps

    Yes
    Self-hosted, unmetered

    LogRocket

    No
    14-day trial

What it actually costs

LogRocket does not charge per seat, which is the right model and better than several competitors. The cost that grows is sessions: Core starts at $176/month for 25,000 and rises with each session tier. Whether that is expensive depends entirely on whether your team opens replays often enough to justify it — for teams that do, it is a working tool rather than a line item.

ScenarioTempsLogRocket
Free tierUnlimited self-hosted14-day trial
25,000 sessions/mo$0 self-hosted$176/mo (Core)
InfrastructureFree on your own VPS$0 — hosted for you

LogRocket prices as of October 2026, from its published pricing page. Temps prices from /pricing.

Which one should you choose?

Choose Temps if you…

  • Session volume is what makes LogRocket expensive for you
  • Recordings must stay on your own infrastructure without an Enterprise contract
  • You want replay bundled with deployments, analytics and error tracking
  • You want session replay without a per-session bill
  • Replay is useful to you but not worth a dedicated subscription

What LogRocket does better than Temps

  • You want AI session summaries and automatic issue detection
  • Heatmaps and deeper frontend debugging are part of your workflow
  • Your team opens replays daily — the tooling depth pays for itself
  • You want a hosted product with support and no server to operate
  • Session-based pricing already suits how your team works

Migrating from LogRocket

Easy difficulty

Swap the LogRocket SDK for @temps-sdk/react-analytics — both are browser SDKs capturing the DOM, so the integration is comparable in effort. Recordings do not transfer. The thing to check before switching is whether anyone depends on AI summaries, issue detection or heatmaps, none of which have a Temps equivalent.

Step-by-step: add self-hosted session replay

Frequently asked questions

How much does LogRocket cost?

LogRocket prices by sessions captured per month. There is a 14-day free trial; Core starts at $176/month for 25,000 sessions and higher session tiers cost more; Pro and Enterprise are quoted through its pricing calculator and sales. There is no per-seat cost, and analytics, logs and errors are unlimited on every plan.

Does LogRocket have a free tier?

Not a permanent one: LogRocket's pricing page (October 2026) offers a 14-day free trial of all features, then Core from $176/month for 25,000 sessions. Self-hosted Temps has no session limit; storage is the limit.

Does LogRocket charge per seat?

No. LogRocket prices by sessions, and Enterprise lists unlimited seats. Temps has no seat or session pricing when self-hosted.

Can I move my LogRocket recordings to Temps?

No. Recordings do not transfer between replay tools. Install @temps-sdk/react-analytics alongside or instead of the LogRocket SDK, run both until you have the history you need, then remove LogRocket.

Can LogRocket be self-hosted?

Self-hosted deployment is available at the Enterprise tier. With Temps, self-hosting is the default and is free under MIT / Apache 2.0.

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Further reading

How we researched this comparison

LogRocket plans and per-session prices read from LogRocket's public pricing page and its session calculator on 2026-10-08. Temps capabilities from the Temps source. No benchmarks were run.

Disclosure: Temps publishes this page and is one of the products being compared. Reviewed by David Viejo, founder of Temps.

Ready to switch from LogRocket?

Self-host Temps for free, or run it with a Premium licence. Temps Cloud, a hosted control plane for your own servers, is $29/month in an invite-only beta, with your servers billed separately.