| Question | Heatpoints | EyeQuant |
|---|---|---|
| Evidence | Predicted image saliency | Predictive visual analysis |
| Start here | Upload a design or activate Chrome capture | Review packages and request the relevant access |
| Decision to validate | Does the overlay answer your visual question? | Do the outputs and plan support your review process? |
What EyeQuant offers
EyeQuant markets predictive attention analysis for design, agency and brand workflows. Its pricing page presents several packages and a route to discuss requirements. Check the current offer directly; the older fixed prices repeated on comparison sites can describe a different plan or period.
References: EyeQuant: current packages and access
When to consider EyeQuant
Evaluate EyeQuant if you need a commercial review workflow with specific reporting, volume or integration requirements. Bring representative designs to the evaluation and ask the provider to demonstrate the exact outputs your team needs.
When Heatpoints fits
Heatpoints suits a direct image or browser review that you can try before committing to a broader workflow. It uses UNISAL and documents its summaries. That transparency does not establish that its model is more accurate than EyeQuant's model.
Initial free access has usage limits. Chrome asks for email verification after the initial scans. Pro is coming soon. Check the current allowance in the product; this comparison does not promise unlimited analysis.
References: Heatpoints access and pricing
Compare a real task, not just a score
Choose a representative image and write down what should attract attention before running either tool. Keep dimensions, crop and page state consistent. Inspect whether the result answers your question and whether you can explain it to the person making the design decision.
Scores from different products need not use the same formula or normalisation. A higher number cannot establish better prediction accuracy. No shared benchmark or conversion experiment was conducted for this comparison.
References: How Heatpoints calculates and summarises a map
Sources and disclosure
Reviewed on 9 September 2026 against the official pages linked here. This comparison is published by Heatpoints, not an independent testing laboratory. Vendor descriptions are attributed to their documentation; access, plan limits and prices may change. Check image retention, permissions and export conditions before submitting confidential material.
References: EyeQuant: current packages and access · Heatpoints data handling