Pricing and plans
Last updated · Edition 1
Hosted prices
Hosted prices have not been published. This page will carry them once they are set. Until then it describes only what the software enforces.
How plans work
A plan is a set of limits attached to an organization, either by a signed license or by an entitlement record. An organization with no limits set has every quota unlimited, which is how a self-hosted install without a license behaves (the plan is shown as self_hosted). Exceeding a limit answers 422 with code limit_reached, naming the metric, the limit and the current use.
What is metered
Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| People with an on-call shift that has not ended |
| Escalation paths across all policies |
| Uptime monitors |
| Fastest allowed check interval |
| Probe runs per calendar month (browser and k6 runs count as 10) |
| Enrolled agents |
| Enrolled agents |
| Private probe locations |
A plan can also cap, at the organization level: projects, seats, events per second, bytes per day (with an optional consumption mode that reports bytes beyond the cap as overage), maximum retention days, AI spend, hosted activity events per day, and ClickHouse query memory and concurrency. A plan can also grant named features.
The free preset
The cloud-free plan sets: 5 on-call seats, 3 escalation paths, 10 checks with a 300 second minimum interval, 10,000 check runs a month, 5 monitored hosts, 5 fleet agents and 1 private location. The hosted free tier, when published, is listed here.
Self-hosted
Self-hosted installs run without a license with no quotas. A signed license can impose limits; it is verified offline with no network call.
The data processing agreement, subprocessors and security pages apply to every plan.