Creators

James Hawkins

co-ceo at @PostHog

@james406 27.6K X followers jamesefhawkinsjefhawkins.com First product launched 5y ago

Total monthly visits
4.5M
Up25.1%MoMOct 2026
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue across products
Products
1
Since Nov 2020
Latest launch
5y ago
PostHog4.5M visits/mo
100% full-depth creator dossier open: complete product portfolio, 12-month combined traffic & MRR curves, shipping cadence, and timeline events.

Traffic

Portfolio · Last 12 months
Monthly visits

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
PostHogMCPOSSYour product's context layer4.5M

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products

  1. Nov 12 · 3d ago

    • PostHog builds data pipeline toolProduct Activity#Build in Public

      PostHog announced that it built a data pipeline tool so users are not held hostage by their stack.

    • PostHog introduces PostHog SourcesLaunch#Launch Post

      PostHog introduced PostHog Sources, enabling syncs from 700+ sources such as Stripe, Postgres, HubSpot, and Salesforce into any warehouse. The feature handles schema changes, incremental syncs, retries, and rate limits, offering the first 1M rows each month and all syncs in the first 7 days for free.

  2. Nov 10 · 5d ago

    • PostHog Paragraph adds support to connect to over 600 tools and custom MCPsProduct Activity

      Users can now connect Paragraph to more than 600 tools, such as Notion, Linear, PostHog, and Granola, or any custom MCP. Paragraph extracts relevant topics from existing company tools to automatically generate newsletters and social campaigns.

    • PostHog updates Self-driving pricing to pay-per-run modelPromotions

      PostHog replaced its $15/PR fee for Self-driving with a pay-per-run model priced on agent context and sandbox duration. New organizations receive $10 off their first month.

    • PostHog releases Self-driving to general availabilityLaunch

      PostHog announced that Self-driving is now generally available. The feature uses Scouts to read events and errors, summarize them into Reports, and have agents generate pull requests.