WebYes Real User Monitoring review
A low-cost way to track real-visit performance, with RUM reserved for paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WebYes Real User Monitoring measures website performance from real visitors. It reports Core Web Vitals, page load and response times, time to first byte, and 75th-percentile performance. Teams install a JavaScript snippet and review page-level details in a performance dashboard. Filtering by device, region, connection, and browser makes it suited to small web teams that need basic visibility into how sites perform across visitor conditions.
The Free plan is broader than RUM alone: it includes 10 scan credits per month, one domain, one user account, performance, quality, SEO, and accessibility scans, plus uptime monitoring. Real User Monitoring starts with the Pro plan at $59 per month or $588 per year, adding 700 scan credits per month, unlimited domains, multiple users, and Jira integration. Enterprise costs $99 per month or $984 per year and raises the allowance to 2000 scan credits per month while adding high-priority support. Scale-up includes everything in Enterprise, with scan credits based on requirements and dedicated support.
WebYes combines RUM with website auditing and uptime monitoring rather than focusing only on visitor performance. That wider scope can suit teams that want performance, SEO, accessibility, quality, and uptime work in one web platform. Its JavaScript snippet and dashboard provide the core workflow for collecting and reviewing performance signals, while Jira supports paid-plan workflows. The trade-off is narrower diagnostic depth: the product lacks verified interaction, error-correlation, and mobile capabilities. Choose it for affordable browser-based monitoring and supporting audits; consider an alternative when mobile coverage or deeper interaction and error analysis is central.
WebYes Real User Monitoring pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes Core Web Vitals and page-performance monitoring
- Filters performance by device, region, connection, and browser
- Paid plans add RUM, unlimited domains, multiple users, and Jira
- Where it doesn't
- Real User Monitoring is not included in the Free plan
- No verified interaction or error-correlation capabilities
- Mobile capabilities are not included
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