Short answer: FeedBlox is a website feedback widget that attaches console logs, failed network
requests and JavaScript errors to every report, including on the free plan (3 sites,
150 reports a month). Choose Hotjar if your primary question is behavioral analytics - where users click, scroll, and abandon - and you have bandwidth to review recordings at scale.
Looking for a Hotjar alternative? FeedBlox is a lightweight feedback widget for websites that ships bug reports with console logs, network errors, and click-trail context - not heatmaps or full-session replay. Use this comparison to see when Hotjar behavior analytics fits and when developer-friendly capture wins.
A Hotjar alternative search for engineering-led teams usually means something different: when a user says something broke, you want a console log bug report and failed API calls - not a 20-minute replay to hunt for the error.
Replay and heatmaps answer "what are people doing?" FeedBlox answers "what broke in this session, and what did the browser log when they told us?" Those are complementary jobs, not interchangeable ones.