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Vexo review

A flexible replay and diagnostics platform with usage-based pricing and a 1,000-replay limit.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Vexo combines session replay, product analytics, and technical diagnostics for product, engineering, design, and support teams. It supports web, iOS, and Android applications, with replay coverage for clicks, taps, scrolling, and navigation. Teams can inspect event timelines, play sessions at variable speeds, and filter by custom events, user identity, date, location, device, and operating system. The product also includes dashboards, heatmaps, funnels, user profiles, and diagnostic data for crashes, performance, errors, and network activity.

Pricing is usage-based for new accounts. The Free plan includes 500,000 events per month, 1,000 session replays per billing cycle, and the first two seats. The Usage-based plan costs $30 per million events per month, with graduated event rates after the free allowance and monthly billing in arrears. Paid plans document 24-month replay retention. This model suits teams that want replay costs tied to event volume, but teams with replay needs above the included session allowance should account for additional usage charges.

Vexo’s strongest fit is for mobile teams that need both behavioral context and technical investigation in one product. Privacy blur, replay recording controls, offline event caching, and filters across device and operating system support mobile analysis, while integrations with React Native, Expo, Next.js, and rrweb help align it with common application stacks. It is less suitable for organizations seeking a broad integration ecosystem or a replay plan centered on a higher fixed session allowance. Choose Vexo for cross-platform replay and diagnostic context; consider an alternative if integration breadth is the primary requirement.

Vexo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports web, iOS, Android, React Native, and Expo apps
    • Combines replay, heatmaps, event filters, and diagnostic context
    • Includes privacy blur, recording controls, and offline mobile caching
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan includes up to 1,000 session replays per billing cycle
    • Paid pricing adds graduated event rates after the free allowance
    • Integration list centers on React Native, Expo, Next.js, and rrweb

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