Skip the event archaeology
Autocapture is a library of everything. Boostra starts from the money pages and stops at the first fix worth shipping.
Boostra vs. Heap
Heap records what was clicked. Boostra tells you which of those clicks is leaking revenue and what to change.
Revenue, not raw events
Each leak has a page and a dollar range, so growth and product argue about the same number.
A plan you can send
The live link replaces the slide deck you used to build from Heap charts.
Boostra vs. Heap
| Feature | Boostra | Heap |
|---|---|---|
| What you open first | Ranked leaks and a fix | Autocaptured events |
| Revenue impact | Dollar range on each leak | You build the report |
| Shareable plan | Live link | Shared analysis |
| Setup | Paste a URL to start | Install and define events |
| Experimentation | Not the product | Not the core product |
| Pricing | From $99 per site | Usage-based |
Questions
How is Boostra different from Heap?
Heap is built to capture interactions so analysts can query them later. Boostra is built to rank conversion leaks on SaaS and Shopify and hand the team a fix.
Can Boostra replace Heap autocapture?
No. If you need a full event stream, keep Heap. Use Boostra for the ordered list of revenue leaks and the change to make.