UXsniff

uxsniff.com ↗

Watches behavior signals and flags the recordings that need attention.

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
Yes
Sign-up required
Not confirmed

Ask SI about UXsniff

Answers use saved listing facts and recorded sources.
Homepage screenshot
Screenshot of the UXsniff homepage
SI REVIEWBased on the site's own pages, in a directory managed by people

What it does

UXsniff watches behavior signals such as rage clicks, attention without action, and idle drop-offs. It turns recordings, heatmaps, clicks, scrolls, and page changes into a focused report. Change Radar detects visible site changes and compares behavior before and after the change shipped.

UXsniff is built for teams that want a short list of what needs attention instead of another dashboard. It groups rage clicks into the exact recording and page that caused friction, and it flags pages where users scroll and move but do not click. Change Radar detects visible changes such as layout shifts, copy updates, and CTA changes, then compares behavior before and after the change shipped. The pricing page lists a base plan that is free for life with 4,500 monthly pageviews and 300 recordings, and paid plans add features such as a developer API and the option to remove UXsniff branding. Setup requires adding a lightweight tracking script to your site. The site says UXsniff collects anonymous insights, so teams should confirm that anonymous session capture fits their privacy policy before installing the script.

Strengths
  • Turns recordings, heatmaps, clicks, scrolls, and page changes into a focused report
  • Change Radar detects visible site changes and compares behavior before and after
  • Base plan is free for life with 4,500 monthly pageviews and 300 recordings
Watch out for
  • Requires adding a lightweight tracking script to your site
  • Change Radar detections are limited per day by plan
  • UXsniff does not fix issues automatically; your team implements the changes
Best for
Product teamsUX researchersStartupsAgencies