About Hotjar
Hotjar is a behavior analytics and user feedback platform used by website owners, product teams, and marketers to understand how visitors interact with their sites and apps. Based in St. Julian's, Malta, Hotjar offers tools such as heatmaps, session recordings, funnels, form analysis, and on-site surveys to reveal where users click, scroll, and get stuck. It is commonly used by e‑commerce stores, SaaS companies, and agencies to improve conversion rates, fix UX issues, and gather qualitative feedback at scale.
A Hotjar charge typically appears on a bank or card statement when an individual or company pays for one of Hotjar’s paid plans or add-ons. Common scenarios include upgrading from the free plan to a paid subscription, renewing a monthly or annual plan, adding more traffic capacity, or switching to a higher tier. Charges may also appear as part of a trial that converted to a paid plan if it wasn’t cancelled before the end of the trial period. In some cases, you might see a small temporary authorization or verification hold when you first add or update a payment card.
To verify the charge, first check whether you (or your company, web agency, or colleagues) use Hotjar on a website you manage by logging into your account at hotjar.com and reviewing the Billing or Subscriptions area. Look for email receipts from Hotjar in the inbox associated with your website tools or business accounts, and compare the billed amount and date. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact Hotjar via their Help Center at help.hotjar.com or through the in‑app support widget while logged in, and provide the last 4 digits of the card, currency, date, and exact charge description on your statement so their team can locate and explain or resolve the transaction.