Per issue, not per crash.
A bug that fires a million times is one investigation, one model run and one pull request. Charging for the other 999,999 would be charging you for our own grouping working.
Trial
Enough to connect one repository and watch it open a pull request.
$0/month
- 1 repository
- 10 triaged issues
- 10,000 events / month
- No card required
Team
A product with an on-call rota and a repository worth patching.
$49/month
- 10 repositories, $20 each per month
- 100 triaged issues / month
- 500,000 events / month
- Source map unminification
- Draft pull requests with a regression test
Scale
Several services, several repositories, and no patience for triage.
$149/month
- Unlimited repositories, $20 each per month
- 500 triaged issues / month
- 5,000,000 events / month
- Source map unminification
- Draft pull requests with a regression test
- Priority support
Repositories are $20 each per month after the first, because each one is a standing grant of read and write access that we hold on your behalf and would rather you were deliberate about.
Honest limits
Ingestion does not stop when you hit a limit
Crashes are still accepted and grouped past your event allowance. Dropping them would make the tracker lie about what your application is doing, which is the one thing it exists not to do.
Triage does stop
It is the part that costs real money. Past the allowance, issues arrive marked as not triaged, with the reason on the issue rather than nowhere.
A declined issue still counts
We read your source and ran the model to decide not to patch it. Declining well is most of the value here and we are not going to make it free and therefore rare.
A failed triage does not
If something on our side broke, that is ours. It shows as failed, and it is not billed.