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Teams that want open-source error tracking they can self-host cheaply, or a low-cost hosted service that keeps their existing Sentry instrumentation.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free (1K events, or self-hosted); hosted from $15/month
- Plans
- Hosted: Free up to 1K events/month; Small $15/month up to 100K events; Medium $50/month up to 500K events; Large $250/month up to 3M events (BAA available, HIPAA add-on). Events cover error occurrences, uptime checks, performance transactions and each MB of release files. EU hosting in Germany on all plans. Nonprofit and open-source discounts from $5/month. Self-hosted: free, MIT license.
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- Comparisons
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Key features
- Accepts events from Sentry's open-source client SDKs
- Error tracking for exceptions, log messages and CSP violations
- Basic performance monitoring for slow requests and database calls
- Uptime monitoring with email and webhook alerts
- Self-hosting under the MIT license on modest hardware
Pros
- MIT licensed and free to self-host
- Works with Sentry SDKs, so switching is mostly a DSN change
- Light self-hosting needs: 512 MB RAM recommended, PostgreSQL 14+
- Cheapest hosted plans in this comparison
Cons
- No session replay, profiling or AI features
- One event pool shared by errors, uptime checks and transactions
- Smaller vendor with less enterprise support
- Fewer integrations and less polish than commercial tools
Sarah Chen