TL;DR - Sentry
- Error monitoring for production apps
- Stack traces with full request context
- Performance monitoring finds slow endpoints
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 88/100
Pricing Plans
free trialDeveloper
Free
Solo devs
- 1 user
- 5K errors
- Basic features
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Team
$26/month
Scaling apps
- Unlimited users
- 50K errors
- Integrations
Business
$80/month
Powerful debugging
- 100K errors
- Insights
- Unlimited dashboards
Enterprise
Custom
Advanced needs
- TAM
- Dedicated support
- Custom SLAs
About Sentry
Sentry catches errors and performance issues in applications. Error tracking that developers actually love—monitoring with excellent DX.
The developer experience is excellent. The context is comprehensive. The integration is broad.
Development teams use Sentry because it makes debugging production issues manageable.
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Sentry FAQ
Yes, Sentry's Developer plan is free for individual developers with 5,000 errors/month. Team plan starts at $26/month with 50,000 errors/month and additional features.
Sentry Team costs $26/month (50K errors), Business costs $80/month (100K errors), and Enterprise is custom. Pricing scales with error volume and includes performance monitoring.
Sentry captures errors, exceptions, and crashes in real-time. It also provides performance monitoring, session replay, profiling, and release health tracking. It helps developers fix bugs faster.
Sentry supports JavaScript, Python, Java, PHP, Ruby, .NET, Go, Node.js, iOS, Android, Unity, Flutter, and more. Official SDKs with framework-specific integrations are available.
Session Replay records user sessions to show exactly what happened before an error. You can see clicks, scrolls, and page changes to understand the full context of bugs.
Yes, Sentry integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Slack, PagerDuty, and 40+ tools. Errors can automatically create issues, notify teams, and link to source code.
Sentry focuses on error tracking with strong technical depth. LogRocket emphasizes session replay and user experience. Sentry is for debugging; LogRocket for understanding user behavior.