Catch before they bounce vs Microsoft Clarity: free is great, free isn't a sales tool.
Microsoft Clarity is genuinely free and genuinely good. It's also genuinely not built to tell you which lead to call back.
Microsoft Clarity is the most surprising free product in our category. Heatmaps, replays, rage clicks, dead clicks — all of it, no visitor cap, no nag. If your only question is 'where do people get stuck on my site?', Clarity probably gives you 80% of what a paid tool would.
We recommend it constantly. We also know exactly where it stops, because we have heard the same sentence from twenty founders: 'Clarity is great, but I still don't know who to call.'
Where Clarity wins
- Truly free, unlimited visitors, no upgrade pressure.
- Beautiful heatmaps and scroll maps out of the box.
- Frustration signals (rage clicks, dead clicks, excessive scroll) without setup.
- Lightweight tracker, fast install.
Where Clarity stops
There is no lead score. No pipeline view. No 'why this visitor matters' explanation. Clarity is a magnifying glass — it makes one session very clear. It is not a list that tells you which five sessions, out of 4,000, you should look at this morning.
What Catch before they bounce adds on top
- Every visitor scored 0–100 with a model trained on your conversions.
- Pipeline statuses so the same view serves sales triage and product debugging.
- Plain-English explanation of every score.
- Privacy-first by default: no third-party ad-tech baggage.
When to pick which
If you are a one-person team validating an idea and your only question is UX, stay on Clarity. It will not cost you a euro and it will work. The day someone on your team says 'I am drowning in leads and I don't know which one to talk to' — that day, Catch before they bounce starts paying for itself within the week.
Most teams move from Clarity to Catch before they bounce the moment sales becomes a real conversation, not a footnote.
Ready to see Catch before they bounce?
Score every visitor 0–100. Spend your week on the 20% who already decided.
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Stop chasing everyone. Chase the 20% who already decided.
Most pipelines are noise. A small slice of your traffic is genuinely ready to talk — and you're treating them the same as the tire-kickers.
What actually makes a lead hot? An honest look inside the score.
Lead scoring isn't a black box. It's a handful of signals weighted by what historically predicted a closed deal on your site.
