Pricing
2 movesChanges seen on the public pricing pages.
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5K session replays, 1M feature flag requests added to Free tier. 5K recordings, 1M requests, 1500 responses removed from Free tier. 2-year data retention, Slack support over $2k/mo added to Pay-as-you-go tier. 17-year data retention, Set billing limits removed from Pay-as-you-go tier.
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5K session replays, 1M feature flag requests added to Free tier. 5K recordings, 100K exceptions removed from Free tier.
Product and releases
16 movesChangelog entries and releases.
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PostHog introduced the ability for browser SDK installations to pin a SHA-384 hash for core scripts, ensuring modified bytes are rejected. Additionally, they added Metrics autocapture for Python services, which captures metrics for HTTP requests, database operations, and runtime health using OpenTelemetry.
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PostHog's changelog includes the addition of materialized endpoints with conditional functions, allowing for non-aggregate functions to be materialized. Additionally, there is now more control over view cadences, enabling users to pin data warehouse views to slower cadences. These updates were made on November 5, 2026.
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PostHog's changelog indicates that the web SDK can now be installed with a single external <script> tag, allowing for queued calls while the full client downloads. Additionally, the SDK defaults have been updated to 'latest', enabling automatic adoption of future browser SDK upgrades without needing to revise a pinned…
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PostHog's changelog indicates that on October 30, 2026, they added complete Help Scout conversation syncs, allowing the Data Warehouse to import conversations in all statuses, including closed and pending. Additionally, they expanded marketing reporting data sources to include Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and Ahrefs.
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PostHog's changelog includes updates from October 29, 2026, detailing new capabilities for Flutter SDK users, such as the ability to supply evaluation contexts for flag targeting, read all flags in one call, and choose whether individual flag reads send an analytics event.
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On October 23, 2026, PostHog introduced AI observability for capturing foreground Gemini Interactions calls, including streamed responses and tool activity. Additionally, they announced WebMCP tool-call analytics.
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PostHog's changelog includes updates on October 22, 2026, detailing that session replay privacy masks now align with Android content during keyboard use, and that error tracking has been enhanced to capture fatal React render crashes in React Native 0.78 and later.
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On October 19, 2026, PostHog introduced a feature that allows users to import CSV, TSV, and Excel files from SharePoint into their Data Warehouse, creating queryable tables. Additionally, they added functionality to track changes from Google Ads within the Data Warehouse.
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PostHog announced five new tools for their MCP server, including features like 'Signals', 'Replay vision', and 'Annotations'. Additionally, a new canonical scout was introduced to find underused product features. These updates reflect enhancements in user support and product functionality.
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PostHog announced a new feature on October 8, 2026, allowing users to trace endpoint dependencies with a new Lineage tab that shows the tables and models an endpoint reads from. Additionally, the Toolbar launch page has been rebuilt with a newer Quill interface, featuring responsive layouts and clearer product icons.
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PostHog's changelog indicates the addition of a dedicated Broadcasts experience for sending one-off or scheduled emails to an audience, allowing users to build campaigns in a guided flow, preview them with recipient properties, send tests, pace delivery, and track conversion goals.
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PostHog now treats dotted Gmail addresses and googlemail.com as the same mailbox, preventing the creation of duplicate active accounts. The new feature also includes restrictions on password sign-up and account email changes to avoid collisions with existing mailboxes.
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PostHog's changelog indicates the introduction of BigQuery service account imports, allowing users to utilize a shared Google Cloud service account for data warehouse imports instead of an uploaded JSON key.
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PostHog's changelog reveals that Session Replay for Flutter Android now allows configurable screenshot resolution, JPEG quality, and native-screen pixel formats. Additionally, Android apps can now opt into semantic interaction signals.
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PostHog announced that twelve Data Warehouse sources, including Close, App Store Connect, Webflow, and Pipedrive, have moved from prerelease to general availability. Additionally, the mobile session replay feature now allows for the capture of screenshots while omitting touch coordinates, enhancing privacy during…
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PostHog's changelog indicates that access control now utilizes the most specific rule for new organizations, allowing for more granular permission settings. Additionally, mobile apps will now capture push notification opens after setup, enhancing tracking capabilities for user engagement.
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