Observability Pricing
Pick the edition that’s right for you.
Infrastructure Edition
Application Edition*
Enterprise Edition
Up to 50 nodes
Up to 5 clusters
20 $ per node**
Unlimited users
Up to 100 nodes
Up to 10 clusters
35 $ per node**
Unlimited users
Unlimited nodes
Unlimited clusters
Custom
Unlimited users
Issue Detection and Remediation
Out of the box issue detection
Creation of custom monitors and remediation guides
Guided remediation
Post mortem analysis, time travel, change tracking and more
Infinite Dependency Maps
Visibility into all Kubernetes resources
Environment Optimisations
Certificate expiration detection
Infrastructure metrics, events, logs and changes inspection
Metrics, Events and Logs
PromQL based metrics
Smart event timeline covering correlated resources
Log analysis
Application Performance Monitoring
Out of the box issue detection for applications, queues and DB's
Business impact mapping
Performance & cost optimalisation advice
Visibility beyond the cluster including components like databases, end-points, applications and queues
Application metrics, events, logs, trace and change inspection
Out of the box golden signals detection
End to end Observability Extensions
Data lake integrations (e.g. Splunk, Elastic)
Cloud provider integrations (AWS, GCP, Azure)
ITSM integration with systems (ServiceNow)
Datacenter integration (e.g. Nutanix, Vsphere)
Custom integrations
Included telemetry ingestion per node (metrics, logs, traces, events)
Up to 2 GB per node per month
Up to 5 GB per node per month
Custom
Telemetry retention (metrics, logs, traces, events)
4 hours
14 days
Custom
Notification channels
Slack only
Included
Included
RBAC (Role-Based-Access-Control)
Included
SSO (Single Sign On)
Included
Support channels
Slack
Zendesk and Slack
Dedicated support team
Customer support
Weekdays
Weekdays
Weekdays or 24/7 support (optional)
Available deployment options
SaaS
SaaS
SaaS, On-premise, Air-gapped
*Formerly called "Observability Edition"
**For a host with 4 vCPU, 32Gb of memory
Q: How do you define “node”?
A node is a physical or a virtual machine that is observed in StackState and runs containerized workloads as part of a Kubernetes cluster.
Q: How can I be sure that my data is secure?
We are SOC 2 compliant and have processes in place to be sure that your data is secure. For example, for our cloud native customers, we are constantly scanning our platform for vulnerabilities. For self-hosted customers, we offer a number of best practices and security measures.
Q: Do you offer volume discounts?
Yes. Volume discounts available starting from 250+ nodes/month.