Works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix and more
GetSiteTape records visits to your site and plays them back like a video. See where people click, where they get stuck and what broke, then fix it.
What a number can't tell you
A bounce rate tells you people left. It can't tell you that the button was hidden, the form threw an error or the page never finished loading.
68% of visitors bounce from the landing page
Bounce rate, last 30 daysOn phones, the cookie banner covers the Buy button. People tap it twice, then leave.
Checkout conversion fell from 3.1% to 1.9%
Since last Tuesday's releaseThe coupon field throws an error and Apply stops responding. Visitors click it three, four, five times.
One ad converts at a third of the others
Meta Ads ManagerIts visitors scroll past the offer, open the size guide and leave from there.
Examples of what recordings typically reveal.
Nobody has time for a thousand recordings. GetSiteTape marks the visits where something went wrong and takes you to the second it happened.
Session replay
Your recordings are sorted before you arrive. Visits with rage clicks or errors come first, and each one says what happened before you press play.
| Visitor | Status |
|---|---|
| jane@example.comSafari on iOS · google.com | LIVEEngaged |
| 203.0.113.24Chrome on macOS · instagram.com | NewConfused |
| 192.0.2.61Chrome on Android · Direct | Routine |
Example data
Rage clicks and errors
When someone clicks the same thing again and again and nothing happens, that moment is marked on the timeline. The console error and the failed request sit right beside it.
Example data
Ad Replay
You pay for every ad click. Ad Replay groups visits by campaign and ad, shows which ones bounce and where people leave, and takes you to those recordings.
| Campaign / ad | Bounce | Recordings |
|---|---|---|
| spring_salemeta video_ad_1 | 14% | Watch → |
| new_collectionmeta carousel_2 | 64% | Watch → |
| brand_searchgoogle | 9% | Watch → |
| retargeting_octmeta static_3 | 38% | Watch → |
Example data
Funnels, heatmaps and forms
Funnels show where visitors drop out of a journey. Heatmaps show what they click and how far they scroll. Form analytics shows the field they abandon. Each one links to the recordings behind the number.
Example data
No developer needed. If you can copy and paste, you can install it.
Copy the snippet from your dashboard into your site's header. WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Squarespace all have a box for it.
<script async src="…/getsitetape.js?sid=YOUR_KEY"> </script>
The first recording appears about ten seconds after the first visit. Clicks, scrolls, page changes and errors are all captured.
Open a flagged visit, see what went wrong and send the link to whoever can fix it.
Why did they fill the cart and leave without paying?
Recover lost salesWhat do ad visitors do on the landing page I paid to send them to?
Fix the landing pageWhat exactly did the user do before it broke?
Reproduce the bugDo people use the page the way I drew it?
Test the designPrivacy and speed
A recorder sees a lot, so the defaults are careful and the controls are yours.
Read the privacy policyPassword fields are masked in the visitor's browser, before anything is sent.
Add the class wsr-block to leave an element out, or censor every form field with one switch.
Record nothing until your cookie banner says yes. It takes one line: wsr.consent(true).
The script loads asynchronously and records page changes, not video. Data is compressed and sent in small batches.
Leave out your own team by IP address, or record only a share of your visits.
Each plan keeps recordings for a set period, then deletes them automatically.
No card and no trial clock. When you need more replays, more websites or longer storage, paid plans start at $31 a month.
Something else? Ask us and a person will answer.
No. The script loads asynchronously, so it never blocks your page from rendering. It records changes to the page rather than video, compresses them in the browser and sends them in small batches.
Yes. GetSiteTape works anywhere you can paste a script tag: WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Google Tag Manager, and custom sites or apps built with React, Vue or Next.js.
No. If you can copy and paste, you can install it. Most website builders have a "custom code" box for exactly this, and the setup guides show where it is on each platform.
It plays like one, but it is not video. GetSiteTape records the structure of the page and what the visitor did, then rebuilds it for replay. That keeps recordings sharp at any size and small enough to load instantly.
Passwords are always masked in the visitor's browser and never recorded. You can hide any other field or element, and consent mode records nothing until a visitor agrees. You should still mention session recording in your own privacy policy.
1,000 recorded visits you can replay every month, on up to 1 websites, with recordings kept for 1 month. It needs no card and does not expire.
Visits are still counted in your heatmaps and reports. They are just not saved as replays until the next month starts, or until you move to a bigger plan.
Free for 1,000 replays a month. No card needed. Setup takes about a minute.
This page has kept track of your pointer and scrolling in your browser, and only there. Nothing was sent anywhere. Press the button to watch the replay.
