Home Compare vs Clarity VS Product analytics misomoon vs Microsoft Clarity Microsoft Clarity is free session replay and heatmaps. It sets cookies, including Microsoft’s MUID advertising cookie, and since 31 October 2025 it needs a consent signal for visits from the EEA, the UK and Switzerland. misomoon sets no cookies and has click maps, funnels, revenue and Web Vitals in data you own.
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Price Cloud from $5 a month for 100k events on 1 site, or $14 for 1M on unlimited sites. 7 days free. Free to self-host
Cookies None
Where your data lives Your Cloudflare account, or misomoon Cloud in the EU, the US or Asia-Pacific
Tracker 1.0 KB core Clarity Cookies First-party _clck and _clsk, and third-party CLID, ANONCHK, MR, MUID and SM2 Where your data lives Microsoft Azure1
Tracker 26 KB Why teams switch from Clarity Page weight
13×
lighter on every page misomoon’s Light preset is 1.9 KB gzipped. Clarity’s tracker measured 26 KB.8
Cookies
No cookies at all
misomoon None Clarity First-party _clck and _clsk, and third-party CLID, ANONCHK, MR, MUID and SM2 Consent in Europe
Nothing stored on the device
misomoon No cookies, nothing stored on the device Clarity A consent signal, required since 31 October 20253 The short answer misomoon is the better fit if You want behavior data without cookies or a consent signal. Clarity needs one for visits from the EEA, the UK and Switzerland.3 You want a longer history. Clarity deletes recordings after 30 days and heatmaps after 9 months.6 You want traffic and revenue in the same place as your click maps.1 Make the switch → Clarity may suit you better if You want session recordings. Clarity has them for free, and misomoon has none.1 You want free scroll and area heatmaps at any traffic.4 Every row, side by side Each fact about Clarity links to the page it came from, with the day we read it.
Feature misomoon Clarity Edge Price Cloud from $5 a month for 100k events on 1 site, or $14 for 1M on unlimited sites. 7 days free. Free to self-host Free1 Clarity Cookies None First-party _clck and _clsk, and third-party CLID, ANONCHK, MR, MUID and SM2 misomoon Consent in Europe No cookies, nothing stored on the device A consent signal, required since 31 October 20253 misomoon Session replay No Yes1 Clarity Heatmaps Click maps and scroll depth Click, scroll, area, conversion and attention maps4 Clarity Funnels Yes Yes5 Even Data retention Cloud: 2 years on Starter, 3 years on Growth and Scale. Self-hosted: no limit Recordings 30 days, heatmaps 9 months6 misomoon Where your data lives Your Cloudflare account, or misomoon Cloud in the EU, the US or Asia-Pacific Microsoft Azure1 Even Official MCP server Built in Yes, 10 requests a day over the last 3 days7 misomoon Tracker, gzipped 1.0 KB core, 1.9 KB Light, 4.8 KB with every feature 26 KB (clarity.js 0.8.73)8 misomoon
13× lighter on every page Tracker size, gzipped, as we measured it misomoon, core 1.0 KB misomoon, Light 1.9 KB misomoon, every feature 4.8 KB Clarity 26 KB 1 KB 10 KB 100 KB
Switch without losing a day of data Run misomoon next to Clarity first. Your old numbers keep counting until the new ones line up.
1 Turn on click maps and form analytics for the site in misomoon, next to Clarity.
2 Compare the click maps of your key pages for a week.
3 If you kept a consent banner only for Clarity, check whether you still need one. This is not legal advice.
Questions Can misomoon replace Clarity? For click maps, scroll depth and form drop-off, yes. For recordings of each visit, no: misomoon doesn’t record sessions.
Does misomoon need a consent banner? misomoon sets no cookies, the usual reason for a banner, and stores nothing on the device unless a visitor opts out of being counted. Whether you need one depends on your country and the rest of your site.
Can I run both? Yes. Many sites keep a recorder for design reviews and use misomoon for traffic, goals and revenue.
Run it next to Clarity for a week. One script tag, no cookies, and your own numbers to compare. 7 days free with no card, or self-host it in your Cloudflare account.