Conversion Rate Optimization

WPForms advertises $39.60 and renews at $99. Every tier roughly doubles or worse in year two. Here is the full ladder at both prices, plus which tier a high-ticket quote funnel actually needs.

Lucky Orange publishes every plan and puts all features on all tiers from $32 a month. Hotjar’s pricing page now redirects to Contentsquare with no plan table. Here is what that means for a store owner budgeting a CRO stack.

Leadfeeder identifies companies and sells contact data as credits. VisualVisitor identifies people directly. Verified 2026 Leadfeeder pricing, the credit system explained, and which model fits a high-ticket store.

RB2B publishes its prices and caps resolutions. VisualVisitor quotes you and charges per successful identification. Here is the resolution math, the email-address catch on RB2B, and who each one actually suits.

Power My Analytics charges by data source. Coupler.io charges by rows and refresh speed. I worked out exactly where the crossover point sits for an ecommerce store, with four real setups where the cheaper tool flips.

Supermetrics gives you three data sources for $44. Power My Analytics gives you unlimited sources for $83. Here is how that difference plays out on a real ecommerce stack.

Lucky Orange bills by session, Crazy Egg bills by pageview, and on a research-heavy high-ticket store that single difference changes the real cost more than the sticker price does.

Six VisualVisitor alternatives compared with real 2026 pricing, including two with genuinely free tiers, and how to tell whether your traffic will resolve well enough for any of them to matter.

Microsoft Clarity is free forever with no session cap. Lucky Orange starts at $32 a month. Here is exactly what the paid tool buys you, and when free is genuinely the better call for an ecommerce store.