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¿Puedo vibecodear PostHog?

NO TANTO · sigue valiendo pagarlo
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First-party collection and a dashboard that answers your top five questions is one sitting of work, and PostHog's free tier covers a million events a month before you pay anything. What the bill buys past that is the rest of the platform: session replay, feature flags, SQL over years of events, and ingestion that stays correct while your event schema drifts underneath it.

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Build me a self-hosted web analytics box to replace PostHog. Requirements:

- One Node 22 + Express process with better-sqlite3, serving the collector and the
  dashboard on port 8787. No frontend framework, no build step, no Docker.
- A tracker.js I paste on my sites: pageviews on load and history change, plus
  window.track('signup', { plan: 'pro' }), POSTed to /e on my own domain so
  collection stays first-party.
- One SQLite events table: site, event, path, referrer, UTM fields, country from the
  proxy header, device class, and a JSON properties blob.
- Count visitors by a daily-rotating salted hash of IP plus user agent, salt in .env.
  No cookie, never the raw IP. That is the whole privacy design, keep it.
- Dashboard at / with a date range picker: visitors and pageviews by day, top pages,
  referrers, countries, any event split by one property, and a three-step funnel.
- Nightly rollup into a daily-summary table, raw events pruned past the retention
  window in .env, /export.csv for the raw rows.
- Basic auth on the dashboard, collector open. No accounts, no telemetry, my box
  holds the only copy.
- Out of scope: session replay, feature flags, and stitching one person across
  devices. Do not build a plugin system or a warehouse connector.
- README: the snippet to paste, where the SQLite file lives, and how to back it up.

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por qué la gente sigue pagando

Teams pay because analytics has to keep collecting and stay trustworthy while the product changes underneath it. The bill buys bot filtering, identity resolution, late-arriving data, retention, query cost, and someone else getting paged when ingestion stops. The charts are the cheap part.

qué pierdes

xsession replay

xfeature flags and experiments

xidentity stitching across devices

xSQL over years of events

xingestion that stays up without you watching it

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Precio de PostHog

planmensualanual (por mes)qué incluye
free$0/workspace$0/workspace1 project, 1-year retention, unlimited team members; monthly product allowances include 1M analytics events, 5,000 session recordings, 1M feature-flag requests, 100,000 exceptions, 1,500 survey responses, 1M warehouse rows, 10,000 pipeline trigger events plus 1M batch rows, 100,000 AI-observability events, 500 AI credits, 3 PRs, 10,000 workflow messages/channel, 10GB logs, and 2,500 Replay Vision credits
pay-as-you-go$0/workspaceStarts at $0 while under the same monthly free allowances; 6 projects, 7-year retention, unlimited team members and tracked users
boost platform package$250/workspaceAdds platform-level controls and support features to the separately metered PostHog products
scale platform package$750/workspaceHigher platform-level controls and support package; product usage remains separately metered
enterprise platform packagea medidaCustom platform controls, support and commercial terms; all product usage remains separately priced

plan gratis1 project and 1-year retention; monthly: 1M analytics events, 5,000 session recordings, 1M feature-flag requests, 100,000 exceptions, 1,500 survey responses, 1M warehouse rows, 10,000 pipeline trigger events plus 1M batch rows, 100,000 AI-observability events, 500 AI credits, 3 PRs, 10,000 workflow messages/channel, 10GB logs, and 2,500 Replay Vision credits; unlimited team members

facturaciónmonthly usage-based billing only; no annual plan published; free allowances reset monthly and remain after adding a card

costos ocultosEvery product meters separately after its free allowance: analytics from $0.00005/anonymous event or $0.000248/identified event, replay from $0.005/recording, flags from $0.0001/request, surveys from $0.10/response, warehouse rows from $0.000015, pipelines from $0.0005/trigger event, exceptions from $0.00037, AI from $0.01/credit, logs from $0.25/GB, workflows from $0.003/email, Inbox at $15/PR, and Replay Vision at $0.01/credit; optional Boost/Scale packages add $250/$750 per month.

verificado 2026-08-12 · fuente ↗

preguntas
¿Puedo vibecodear PostHog?

No tanto. El valor de PostHog no es el código. Mira el desglose honesto arriba.

¿Cuánto cuesta PostHog?

El precio de PostHog va por uso o cambia según el plan · No stable monthly subscription; pricing is usage based with a free allowance. Page checked 2026-07-31: product analytics free to 1M events/month, then from $0.00005/event..

¿Qué pierdo si reemplazo PostHog?

Con honestidad: session replay; feature flags and experiments; identity stitching across devices; SQL over years of events; ingestion that stays up without you watching it. Si alguno de esos te sostiene el negocio, sigue pagando.

¿Hay una alternativa open source a PostHog?

Sí: Umami (Popular open-source privacy-focused web analytics platform.). Usar arte previo también es vibecodear; el prompt es para cuando la quieres exactamente a tu modo.

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