How Contentsquare prices
Captured October 19, 2026 at 1440px wide.
Contentsquare plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| FreeStart seeing what your users actually do and why | $0 | / forever |
| GrowthHighlightedOptimize experiences to boost engagement and conversion | $39 | / month |
| ProConnect human and AI agent journeys, then prioritize and optimize every experience | Custom | |
| EnterpriseScale experience intelligence and optimization across your business | Custom |
As printed on the page captured October 19, 2026.
How does Contentsquare pricing work?
The value metric is the session, which the FAQ defines as a visitor's full journey and closes with 'Sessions end after 30 minutes of inactivity.' Free includes '200k monthly sessions' at '$0 / forever', and Growth is set by a dropdown that runs from '7k monthly sessions' to '+240k monthly sessions', priced from a struck-through $49 to '$39 / month' on yearly billing. Packaging gates depth on top of volume: Free keeps '1 month data access' and '1 project', Growth moves to '13 month data access' and '3 projects', and the table steps replay capture from '5% sessions captured (max. 10k)' to '15% sessions captured (min. 20k)' to 'Up to 100% sessions captured'. AI is layered through every tier, from 'Connect with LLMs (MCP)' on Free to 'Sense AI chat' and 'Sense Analyst lite' on Growth.
The motion splits by product. Experience Analytics sells Free and Growth online with 'Get started', while Experience Platform, badged 'AI-powered platform', carries Pro and Enterprise at 'Custom' with 'Book a demo'. Growth pairs both paths, a filled 'Get started' beside a 'Book a demo' link. The atlas captured this page from Hotjar's pricing URL, which now redirects here, and Hotjar sits in the footer under Company, so a Hotjar buyer lands on the same Free and Growth ladder. The page runs from 'Choose the best plan and platform for you' and a 'Pay yearly (Save 20%)' toggle, through the two product cards and 'Trusted by 3,000 enterprise and mid-market brands and 1.3+ million websites' with Bose, Visa, Samsung and Uber, to 'Compare all features' for Experience Analytics, Voice of Customer and Product Analytics, two FAQ blocks and a closing band with 'Start for free' and 'Book a demo'.
Under the hood there are three meters and one platform. Experience Analytics prices on sessions, Voice of Customer on 'Monthly responses' from '100' on Free to '500 - 100k' on Growth at 'From $79 / month', and Product Analytics on its own session range, with every column, Free included, at 'Custom'. AI capacity is metered too: MCP runs from 'Up to 300 tool calls/month' on Free to 'Up to 108k tool calls/year' on Enterprise, and Sense Analyst is 'Advanced (Optional add-on)' on Pro and Enterprise. Many Pro rows read 'Optional add-on', a modular design where a large account assembles performance monitoring, error analysis or merchandising piece by piece. Worth borrowing are the in-card session dropdown and the banner that tells a reader exactly which plans the comparison covers.
What does Contentsquare's pricing page do well?
- Growth prices through a 'Monthly sessions' dropdown inside the card, from '7k monthly sessions' up, so the buyer sizes and prices the plan in one place
- The toggle names its saving, 'Pay yearly (Save 20%)', and Growth shows the struck-through $49 beside '$39 / month'
- A banner, 'You're viewing Experience Analytics plans only', states the scope of the comparison table before the first row
- The comparison table prints limits as numbers: '1 month' versus '13 months' of data, 'Up to 300 tool calls/month', '15% sessions captured (min. 20k)'
- The FAQ opens with 'What are sessions?' and defines the value metric down to the 30-minute timeout
What does Contentsquare's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Sessions are the meter for Experience Analytics, responses for Voice of Customer, and a separate session range for Product Analytics: three products, three meters, one platform
- Pro rows read 'Optional add-on' across performance, errors and journeys, so enterprise accounts assemble capability module by module
- MCP access is metered in tool calls on every plan, a sign AI agent traffic is becoming a priced resource in its own right
- Routing Hotjar's pricing URL to this page brings the Hotjar self-serve base into the same ladder that leads to Experience Platform
- Product Analytics prints 'Custom' even on Free, which keeps every analytics deal on that product in a sales conversation
Learn with Orb
- Guide14 usage-based pricing examples Contentsquare meters monthly sessions, from '7k monthly sessions' on Growth, and survey 'Monthly responses' on its own; Orb's fourteen examples show what other companies meter and define usage-based pricing plainly.
- ProductExperience Kit The Growth card prices a plan from '7k monthly sessions' to '+240k monthly sessions' in a dropdown, the kind of in-page pricing calculator Orb's Experience Kit builds on one source of pricing truth.
- GuideAn expert's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS Pro and Enterprise read 'Custom' with rows of 'Optional add-on', pricing set deal by deal; Orb's guide covers enterprise models and what to weigh when prices are set that way.
Questions about Contentsquare pricing
How much does Contentsquare cost?
Contentsquare's pricing starts at $39/mo. The page shows 4 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales. Paying annually saves 20%.
What pricing model does Contentsquare use?
Contentsquare prices by usage, combined with flat-rate tiers. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at mid-market companies.
Does Contentsquare have a free plan?
Yes, Contentsquare has a free plan. Paid plans start at $39/mo.
Does Contentsquare offer an annual discount?
Yes, paying annually saves 20%. A toggle on the page switches between monthly and annual prices. The listed prices start at $39/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Contentsquare's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 4 plans, highlights Growth, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 7 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
How many MCP tool calls does each Contentsquare plan include?
Contentsquare meters its LLM connection (MCP) on every plan. Free includes "Up to 300 tool calls/month", Growth includes "Up to 36k tool calls/year", Pro includes "Up to 72k tool calls/year", and Enterprise includes "Up to 108k tool calls/year". This gives teams a clear path to scale AI agent access as they move up the ladder.
How many survey responses does Contentsquare Voice of Customer include?
The Voice of Customer Free plan includes 100 monthly responses and 3 feedback widgets and surveys. Growth, priced "From $79 / month", covers "500 - 100k" monthly responses with unlimited surveys and unlimited responses access. Pro is "Custom" and scales "Up to unlimited" responses, adding advanced styling with CSS.
How much session replay capture does Contentsquare include on each plan?
Free captures "5% sessions captured (max. 10k)" with 1 month of replay access, and Growth moves to "15% sessions captured (min. 20k)" with 2 months of access. Pro and Enterprise both offer "Up to 100% sessions captured", with replay access of "2 months, up to 24" on Pro and "3 months, up to 24" on Enterprise.
From the page as captured October 19, 2026. Current prices are on contentsquare.com
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