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Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition review

#22 of 27 in Eye Tracking Software

A focused Windows tool for hardware-based gaze analysis and standard UX study outputs.

6.9/10Editor score
Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition6.9 Visit Gazepoint

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition is desktop software for analyzing eye-tracking studies with Gazepoint hardware. It is intended for UX testing and cognitive research teams working with live, hardware-based studies on Windows computers. Researchers can use screen capture, image, video, and web stimuli, then review gaze behavior through heat maps, gaze fixation paths, and fixation maps. Thinkaloud voice recording and webcam recording add context to study sessions.

The software’s main strength is the range of standard analysis workflows in one desktop application. Dynamic areas of interest support analysis that can change during a study, while multi-user data aggregation helps compare participant data. Biometrics data can also be displayed when compatible hardware is available. Exports include CSV, PNG, images, video, and statistics, giving teams several ways to share findings or continue analysis outside the application.

Pricing is straightforward: Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition costs $1,595 as a one-time purchase. The product requires a Gazepoint-compatible eye tracker and a computer running Windows 10 or Windows 11, so its fit depends on existing hardware and a Windows-based research setup. Choose it when your team needs core gaze visualizations, stimulus support, recording, aggregation, and export tools for Windows studies. Consider another option if your work depends on a non-Windows platform, remote-study capability, or eye-tracking workflows that do not use compatible hardware.

Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Heat maps, fixation paths, and fixation maps support core gaze analysis
    • Dynamic AOIs and multi-user aggregation support comparative studies
    • Exports images, video, statistics, and CSV data
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires a Gazepoint-compatible eye tracker
    • Runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 only
    • The one-time price is $1,595

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