Claymore vs Sentry

Flexible Replay Search

Sentry links replays to errors — which is useful, but limited. Claymore lets you search through replays with natural language queries like "users who abandoned checkout" or "sessions with rage clicks on the pricing page".

Filter by user actions, page paths, session duration, device type, conversion events, or any custom property. Find the exact sessions you need without knowing the error ID first.

Unified Session Stitching

Real users open multiple tabs, refresh pages, and navigate back and forth. Sentry treats each page load as a separate replay. Claymore automatically stitches these fragments into a single, coherent session timeline.

See the full user journey — from landing to conversion (or abandonment) — without manually piecing together fragmented clips.

Complete User Context

Errors don't happen in isolation. Claymore shows you the full picture: what users did before the error, their frustration signals (rage clicks, dead clicks), form abandonment patterns, and whether they eventually converted.

Track conversion funnels, identify drop-off points, and understand how user behavior correlates with business outcomes — not just technical metrics.

Why Teams Switch to Claymore

• Get error monitoring AND full session replays in one tool
• Transparent pricing — no surprise bills based on replay volume
• Heatmaps and click analytics included, not separate products
• Powerful AI search to find sessions by behavior, not just errors
• Unified sessions across tabs and refreshes, not fragmented clips
• Conversion tracking integrated with user behavior data

The Only Thing We Don't Do

Deep performance profiling with backend tracing. If you need CPU flame graphs and distributed tracing across microservices, that's Sentry's specialty. For everything else — errors, console logs, network requests, session replays, heatmaps, user analytics — Claymore has you covered.