I am using the software to optimize my website and to analyze the most trafficked website

The integration method are straight forward, you only install an HTML code to the part of the website you need to optimize, second, the software has a good user interface

Event recording take a lot of time to reflect in the dashboard and the playing recorded heatmaps, takes a lot of time

It's very easy to set up, you don't need to be technical. We mostly use the screen recording and heatmap functionalities and they do a very good job. Good alternative to Hotjar.

The tool also offers a pop up functionality which is good but the design interface is hard to master.

The features are really extensive and includes just about everything you might hope to get from an all-in-one conversion optimisation tool

Unfortunately the interface is not user friendly and support is very frustrating and slow

Pagesense is coming along more and more with each few months. They are adding more tests, and that's great. I do wish they could refine a few things, but overall, I've been able to save clients money by running tests on their site to see how their users were interacting with their site, their forms, and more. It's been a valuable part of how I build and tweak websites.

Zoho Pagesense gives plenty of different tests you can do on your websites, and it makes it all super easy. From heatmaps to form testing to funnel testing, ALL websites need to be doing these kinds of tests. It is gradually becoming a full-featured scientific website testing suite. A/B testing, scrollmaps, attention maps, and more being added over time. But as mentioned already, it doesn't make things complicated. Everything is there to help you implement the code where it is needed, and the tools work, and they don't slow down your website as far as I can tell.

Some things on the interface aren't explained well, like in a heatmap. It shows where clicks have happened, and also a list of things that were clicked on. But you can't correlate the two. So it can be a little clunky to fully analyze the data on some tests. Also, there is no way to take a screenshot of the whole test or create a proper report. You can send a link to the test, but that's about it. I really would like a way that I could snapshot a heatmap or scrollmap and send it to a client.

Part of the Zoho family of great business apps, Zoho PageSense is a great option for small businesses. You can test where your visitors are coming from, see how many visitors are converting to customers, test what they click and when, and best of all, it has an intuitive drag and drop interface, which is great for those of us that are sick of coding and difficult to use programs. You can customize your reports, filter the data to what you need, collaborate with other team members, and track your visitor engagement all super easily from the dashboard. Overall, there's not much that you can't do with Zoho PageSense, which makes it a great option for a full-service website management and optimization system.

The one con I have with this, and really, all Zoho apps is the customer service. Since the pricing is so wallet-friendly, support seems to have been one of the areas that has been overlooked. Granted, you won't need support that often because the systems are intuitive, but when you do need help, expect delays. Once, one of my support tickets went to a wrong inbox somewhere. I still don't know how, as I clicked the support button. A MONTH later, they got back to me. So if you need on-time, responsive support, Zoho may not be the best fit for you, and you'd want to look at some comparable options.