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June vs Heap: Which is better in 2026?

A side-by-side comparison of pricing, features, and use cases to help you decide between June and Heap.

June

Product analytics for B2B SaaS teams using Segment data

From $149/mo
Free plan available
Heap

Auto-capture analytics — no tagging required

From Free/mo
Free plan available

Head-to-head comparison

Feature June Heap
Starting price $149/mo Free/mo ✓ Cheaper
Free plan ✓ Yes ✓ Yes
Pricing model paid freemium
G2 rating 4.7/5 ↑ 4.4/5
Capterra rating 4.6/5 4.5/5
Founded 2020 2012

June: pros & cons

Pros
  • Much faster to set up than Amplitude or Mixpanel
  • Pre-built SaaS metrics reports
  • Company-level analytics out of the box
  • Free plan available
Cons
  • Requires Segment — not standalone
  • Limited customisation vs Mixpanel/Amplitude
  • Focused on B2B SaaS only
  • Smaller ecosystem

Heap: pros & cons

Pros
  • No manual event tagging needed
  • Retroactive analysis
  • Good session replay
  • Easy to get started
Cons
  • Pricing not transparent
  • Can generate too much noise
  • Advanced features expensive

Choose June if...

June is the better choice if you need auto-generated saas reports or company-level analytics, or want to start for free. It scores 4.7/5 on G2.

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Choose Heap if...

Heap is the better choice if you prioritise auto-capture events or funnel analysis, or need a free plan. It scores 4.4/5 on G2.

Read Heap review →

Our verdict

June edges ahead on user ratings (4.7/5 on G2). Heap is the cheaper option. The right choice depends on which features matter most to your team — use the comparison table above to decide.

June vs Heap: frequently asked questions

Is June better than Heap?

June has a higher G2 score (4.7/5 vs 4.4/5). The best tool depends on your specific use case and budget.

Which is cheaper, June or Heap?

Heap is cheaper, starting at Free/mo.

What is the main difference between June and Heap?

June focuses on auto-generated saas reports, company-level analytics, activation tracking. Heap focuses on auto-capture events, funnel analysis, retention analysis. Both serve similar use cases but differ in approach and pricing model.