Free to start. Then one price for everything.
Everything you do is priced in credits, and one event costs one credit. Every account gets 500,000 credits free each month. After that it's a flat $40 per million credits, and an exception counts the same as any other event. No per-seat fees, no project limits, and a spending cap that's on by default so a busy day never turns into a surprise bill.
$0/ month
500,000 credits every month
- Events and exceptions in one place
- Stack traces and source maps
- Unlimited team members and projects
- 90 days of history
- No credit card needed
Plenty for side projects and many small apps. Most people never pay.
$40/ million credits
Only for credits past your free 500,000
- Everything in Free, plus:
- History kept for as long as you stay
- One flat rate, and one event is one credit
- Spending cap on by default
- Email support
Add a card only when you outgrow the free tier. You'll see it coming.
Estimate your monthly cost
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$100.00per month
The first 500,000 credits are free. The other 2,500,000 bill at $40 per million.
One event is one tracked action or one captured exception, and it costs one credit. Real usage varies with how much you send per user, so treat this as a ballpark.
The short version
What's a credit?
The unit everything is priced in. One event costs one credit, whether it's a tracked action like cart.checkout or a captured exception. So 500,000 free credits means 500,000 free events. Pricing in credits just leaves room for a feature to cost more than one event later.
Do I pay per seat or per project?
No. Add your whole team and as many projects as you like. You only pay for the credits you use.
Can I get a surprise bill?
The spending cap is on by default. When you reach it, we pause and email you instead of running up the tab.
What happens to my data?
Free accounts keep 90 days of history. Paid accounts keep their history for as long as they stay.
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