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In order to better reflect the growing scope of our export functionality, and to give you more control over your bill, we've split batch exports out into their own add-on product: data pipelines.

If you're an existing user then we've automatically enabled the add-on to avoid disruptions for your product. Your bill won't increase as a result because of the way we've balanced the pricing for both the add-on and product analytics.

If you're a new user you'll need to enable the add-on from your billing page. As always, pricing is based on usage.

We originally included export functionality as part of product analytics because it made it easier to get started with both features. However, that also meant we were more expensive for users who didn't use exports. Our hope is that splitting exports into an add-on will give you more control over how you use PostHog.

We've already released the first public beta of 2024, which is now accessible via the feature previews menu in PostHog.

Network payload capture is a beta for session replay which, as the title suggests, adds the ability to capture network request and response payload and headers. This is in addition to the network calls and performance data we already capture using PerformanceObserver.

The idea is that capturing requests, responses, and status codes would help you understand application behaviour and performance more thoroughly.

As always we'd love to hear your feedback and thoughts on the GitHub issue!