Replace 3 tools with one script

PostHog

UptimeRobot

Atlassian StatusPage

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Zenovay

Replace PostHog + UptimeRobot + StatusPage

Developer teams currently stitch together product analytics, uptime monitoring, and status pages from three vendors. One Zenovay script unifies all three — with better marketing analytics.

Your current stack

$36/mo

3 separate tools

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With Zenovay

$20/mo

one script, one dashboard

You save

$192/yr

44% less

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What each tool costs you

Here is what you are currently paying — and what you get (and don't get) from each tool.

PostHog

$0/mo

Product analytics and feature flags

UptimeRobot

$7/mo

Uptime monitoring and alerts

Atlassian StatusPage

$29/mo

Public status pages and incident management

Feature comparison

Feature	PostHog	UptimeRobot	StatusPage	Zenovay
Web Analytics	Yes (basic)
Session Replay
Heatmaps	Yes (toolbar)
Error Tracking
Uptime Monitoring			Displays status
SSL Monitoring				Soon
Status Pages		Paid add-on		Soon
SEO Monitoring				Soon
In-App Surveys
Consent Management	Requires consent for cookies	N/A	N/A	Cookie-free option
Feature Flags				Yes (Pro+)
Revenue Attribution				Built in (Stripe)
AI Insights
Accessibility Monitoring				Soon
Carbon Tracking
White-Label			Yes ($)	Enterprise plan
Custom Domains			Yes ($)	Scale plan
API Access
Webhooks
Multi-Domain Tracking	Per-project pricing	Per-monitor pricing	Per-page pricing	Built in

What you gain with Zenovay

Features you get with Zenovay that none of these 3 tools offer individually.

Marketing analytics PostHog was not built for

PostHog is a product analytics tool designed for tracking feature adoption and user behavior within your app. Zenovay is built for marketing analytics: understanding which channels bring visitors, which convert to customers, and how much revenue each source generates.

Status pages without Atlassian pricing

StatusPage starts at $29/month for a basic page. Zenovay includes public status pages integrated with your actual uptime data, automatically updated when incidents occur.

Predictable pricing without event limits

PostHog's free tier caps at 1 million events. A moderately popular site burns through that in weeks. Zenovay Pro at $20/month gives you predictable pricing without event-based overage anxiety.

Revenue attribution out of the box

Connect Stripe and see which traffic sources bring paying customers. PostHog can track conversions but cannot natively connect to payment data to show actual revenue per channel.

What individual tools do better

We believe in honest comparisons.

PostHog's experimentation is deeper

Both tools ship feature flags and A/B testing: Zenovay includes remote config with targeting rules, plus frequentist A/B/n tests tied to your goals, with deterministic variant assignment and a 95% confidence interval on the lift (Pro plan and above). In cookieless mode that assignment is window-scoped and resets when the tab closes. PostHog still goes further — multivariate experiments, a much larger experimentation feature set, and a data warehouse to analyse results against. If that depth is core to your workflow, PostHog remains the stronger tool.

PostHog has deeper product analytics

Funnels, retention cohorts, path analysis, and correlation analysis in PostHog are built for product teams. Zenovay's analytics are optimized for marketing questions, not product adoption questions.

StatusPage has mature incident communication

Atlassian StatusPage has subscriber notifications, maintenance windows, third-party component integrations, and a well-known trust model that users recognize. Zenovay's status pages are functional but less feature-rich.

Frequently asked questions

PostHog is free. Why would I pay $20/month for Zenovay?

PostHog's free tier is limited to 1 million events/month, 5,000 session recordings, and basic features. Most production sites exceed these limits quickly. More importantly, PostHog is designed for product analytics (feature adoption, user behavior inside your app), while Zenovay is designed for marketing analytics (which channels bring paying customers). They solve different problems.

Can I keep PostHog for feature flags and use Zenovay for everything else?

Yes, this is a common pattern. Use PostHog specifically for feature flags and experiments, and use Zenovay for web analytics, heatmaps, uptime monitoring, and status pages. This gives you the best of both tools while still eliminating UptimeRobot and StatusPage.

How does Zenovay's status page compare to Atlassian StatusPage?

Zenovay's status pages show real-time uptime data from your monitored endpoints, with automatic incident detection. StatusPage is more of a communication tool where you manually post updates. If you need subscriber notifications and maintenance windows, StatusPage is more mature. If you want status pages that automatically reflect your actual uptime data, Zenovay is more automated.

Does Zenovay support the PostHog API for custom queries?

Zenovay has its own API and MCP server for custom queries and integrations. It does not replicate the PostHog API format, so any existing PostHog API integrations would need to be adapted.

What about PostHog's data warehouse feature?

PostHog has been building a data warehouse for combining external data sources. Zenovay does not offer a general-purpose data warehouse but includes a SQL Playground (Scale plan and above) for querying your analytics data directly.

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One script. One dashboard. Analytics, uptime, and status pages for developer teams.

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