Raygun
By Raygun
Raygun Crash Reporting sells error volume in blocks. Basic is $40 a month on annual billing for 100,000 errors, Team is $80 for 200,000, and Business at $400 covers 1 million errors and includes SAML single sign-on. Every plan has unlimited members.
- From
- $40 a month
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 14 days
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's pricing page. Free trial: 14 days.
| Plan | Price | Charged | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $40 a month | per 100,000 errors | Billed annually; $60 on monthly billing. SAML single sign-on is an add-on |
| Team | $80 a month | per 200,000 errors | Billed annually; $120 on monthly billing |
| Business | $400 a month | per 1,000,000 errors | Billed annually; $600 on monthly billing. SAML single sign-on included |
| Enterprise | On request | per account | Price on request |
Costs not in the plan price
- SAML single sign-on on Basic is a paid add-on, and the pricing page did not list it for Team.
- Real user monitoring and application performance are priced separately from Crash Reporting.
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Facts we checked
- Raygun groups errors by stack trace by default, can group by message alone for client-side JavaScript, and accepts a custom grouping key. Source
- Deployment tracking flags releases that add new errors and can confirm whether a fix worked. Source
- Error data is kept for 180 days on Basic, Team and Business. Source
- Errors above the reserved volume are billed on demand at $0.001 each on both annual and monthly billing. Source
Security and compliance
- SOC 2
- Not stated
- ISO 27001
- Not stated
- GDPR
- Yes
- HIPAA
- Yes
- Single sign-on
- Business and Enterprise; add-on on Basic plan and up
Taken from the vendor's security page.
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Who pays us
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