See what users do with Hotjar. Understand what they say with Noisely.
Hotjar shows you how users interact with your product through heatmaps and recordings. Noisely tells you what users think about your product by analyzing feedback from Reddit, app stores, reviews, and support channels. Different tools for different questions.
Feature Comparison
| Feature |
|
Hotjar |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $49/month | $32/month (per product) |
| Heatmaps | No | Yes |
| Session Recordings | No | Yes |
| On-Site Feedback Widgets | No | Yes |
| Reddit & Community Monitoring | Yes | No |
| App Store Reviews | Yes | No |
| Review Site Monitoring | Yes | No |
| Support Ticket Analysis | Yes | No |
| AI Sentiment Analysis | Yes | Basic |
| AI Feedback Categorization | Yes | No |
| Action Items Management | Yes | No |
| Linear/Jira Integration | Yes | Limited |
About Hotjar
Hotjar is a product experience insights platform offering heatmaps, session recordings, user surveys, and feedback widgets for understanding on-site user behavior.
Best for: UX and product designers analyzing on-site user behavior with visual tools like heatmaps and recordings
Why Choose Noisely
Hotjar shows behavioral data like clicks and scrolls. Noisely reveals what users explicitly say about your product in their own words, surfacing complaints, feature requests, and praise from across the web.
Hotjar only captures on-site interactions. Noisely monitors Reddit, Hacker News, G2, Trustpilot, App Store, Play Store, and support tickets, where most product feedback actually lives.
Use Hotjar and Noisely together: Hotjar shows you where users struggle on your site, while Noisely tells you what they complain about, request, and praise across all channels.
What You Get
Collect feedback from everywhere your customers talk about your product.
Every mention is automatically analyzed and categorized.
Send analysis directly to the tools your team uses.
Starting at $49/month
FAQ
They solve different problems. Hotjar is for understanding on-site user behavior (clicks, scrolls, recordings). Noisely is for understanding user opinions expressed in communities, reviews, and support channels. Many teams use both.
Hotjar has basic feedback widgets and surveys, but it doesn't monitor external sources like Reddit, app stores, or review sites. It also lacks AI-powered feedback categorization and sentiment analysis.
No, and vice versa. They're complementary tools. Noisely replaces the need for manually checking Reddit, review sites, and aggregating support feedback. Hotjar replaces the need for manual UX testing.
Join product teams who use Noisely to understand customer feedback and build better products.
Get StartedStarting at $49/month