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Sentry

Sentry sells error monitoring, tracing, session replay, logs, crons and related products as a SaaS subscription on Developer, Team, Business and Enterprise plans, measured in events, spans, replays, gigabytes and monitors against reserved volume and a pay-as-you-go budget, and also publishes the same code for self-hosting under the Functional Source License.

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Overview articleSentry licensingSentry sells error monitoring, tracing, session replay, logs, crons and related products as a SaaS subscription on Developer, Team, Business and Enterprise plans, measured in events, spans, replays, gigabytes and monitors against reserved volume and a pay-as-you-go budget, and also publishes the same code for self-hosting under the Functional Source License.Cited · Edited 2026-10-08 · 14 references

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Licensing Data

From the Sentry catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 67 verbatim excerpts from 21 Sentry documents.

Monitoring Software 13

Sentry, Sentry (self-hosted), Sentry Application Metrics, Sentry Attachments, Sentry Crons, Sentry Error Monitoring, Sentry Logs, Sentry Performance Monitoring (legacy), and 5 more

Generative AI Software 2

Seer, Seer (legacy pricing)

Product History

All acquisitions
  1. Sentry acquired CodecovAnnounced 2022-11-30 · Closed 2022-11-30

    Sentry, an application monitoring company, announced that it had acquired Codecov, a code coverage reporting service, to cover code quality earlier in the development life cycle.

    Legacy productBecame
    CodecovKept Codecov (Sentry) · Described as a dedicated code coverage reporting solution that works with any CI/CD tooling
    Licensing impact
    • Sentry said Codecov works within developers' existing workflows regardless of platform, language or CI/CD tooling, and that Sentry customers would get insight into code quality both before and after deployment.[1]
    • Codecov's co-founders Jerrod Engelberg and Eli Hooten joined Sentry.[1]
    Sources and full product history
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