Bugsly vs New Relic — Error Tracking

New Relic is a full observability platform with usage-based pricing. Bugsly is a focused, hosted error tracker with flat plan prices. This page states only facts read from New Relic's pricing page.

Feature Comparison

FeatureBugslyNew Relic
Pricing modelFlat plan price, billed by unique issuesData ingest + per-user (users) pricing
Free plan100 issues/mo, 7-day retention, 10 AI requests/mo100 GB/month ingest, 1 full platform user, unlimited basic users
Data beyond freeEvents are not billed (fair-use ceiling applies)$0.40/GB beyond 100 GB (original data option)
Core users (error tracking)Unlimited users on paid plans$49/user
ScopeError tracking, replay, cron/uptime monitors50+ platform capabilities incl. APM, infrastructure, logs
AI error analysisIncluded on every plan (Free: 10 requests/mo)See newrelic.com

Competitor facts from newrelic.com/pricing (vendor page, read 2026-10-30). Plans change; check the vendor before deciding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bugsly cheaper than New Relic for error tracking?

It depends on your data and team. New Relic's free tier includes 100 GB ingest and one full platform user; core users are $49/user and full platform users cost more by edition. Bugsly's Team plan is $19/mo for 2,000 issues with unlimited users. Estimate both on your own volume.

Can I use Bugsly alongside New Relic?

Yes. Bugsly covers error tracking, replay and cron/uptime monitors; New Relic covers a much broader observability surface, so some teams run both.