Convertlyft

Key features

• Visit recordings on every plan, with filters for errors, rage clicks, dead clicks, abandoned forms, and key pages
• Heatmaps for all clicks, rage clicks, dead clicks, first clicks, and scroll depth
• Funnels of up to six steps, with the biggest drop-off marked and linked to the recorded visits behind it
• JavaScript error grouping plus Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) measured per page from real visits
• SEO audit run by Convertlyft's own crawler, rank tracking, Search Console integration, and SEO content briefs
• Weekly report every Monday, with an optional daily email when something changes
• MCP server so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or another AI client can read your numbers — read-only, no site access
• Official WordPress plugin and Shopify app, plus team seats with per-person permissions

Pricing

Read from Convertlyft's pricing page on 12 November 2026 (verify current):

• Free — $0 up to 5,000 visits a month, with every feature included: recordings, heatmaps, funnels, error triage, the site's SEO check, SEO content briefs, unlimited websites, and the AI connector.
• Pro — from $29/month at 10,000 visits a month, with larger tiers selectable up to 500,000+ visits. Includes 25,000 pages scanned a month, 150 keywords tracked daily (positions 11–100 checked every two weeks), 30 SEO content briefs a month, and 15 competitors checked monthly.
• Sign-up starts on Pro with 10,000 visits free for 14 days, no card; after that the account drops to Free unless you choose Pro. Yearly billing gives two months free.

Visits are counted rather than sampled, and going over your plan does not stop tracking or produce a surprise bill — the price only changes if you upgrade or set an auto-scale limit.

Pros and cons

Pros

• One tool for recordings, funnels, errors, speed, and SEO instead of four subscriptions
• Free tier includes every feature, capped only by visits — rare in this category
• The "what to do" framing produces action, not just a dashboard to stare at
• EU (Germany) hosting, a DPA, and read-only AI access through MCP

Cons

• Small vendor with a short track record — 282+ sites tracked when we read the site, so do not expect a decade of stability
• SEO depth is below Semrush or Ahrefs; it is a site audit and rank tracker, not a full research suite
• Recordings are capped at 50,000 new sessions per site per day and kept 90 days; behaviour data is kept 24 months
• No native mobile app; reporting is browser-based

Who should use Convertlyft?

Convertlyft fits an owner or small agency running a shop, landing page, or content site who suspects the problem is on-site — a slow checkout, a broken form, a page that loses people — and wants recordings, funnels, and SEO in one bill. It is also a reasonable substitute for Microsoft Clarity plus a rank tracker if you want the findings in one place.

Stick with Plausible or Open Analytics if you want a simple privacy-first traffic dashboard, and with Ahrefs or Semrush if keyword research and backlinks are the priority. Convertlyft is the diagnostic layer, not the research layer.

Evidence, honestly: no third-party rating exists yet, and the launch listing was on Fazier on 12 November 2026. Vendor-published counters (12.7M+ events processed, 663k+ visits, 282+ sites) are the only scale signal so far.

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