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Pydantic Logfire

Pydantic Logfire is listed under hosted platforms. Its first listed price, in its own words: Every plan includes $20/month of free usage (10M records); then $2 per million on Team and Growth (per million records (overage)). Stated or listed on its pages: OpenTelemetry ingest, tracing and online evals. Read from the vendor's own pages on October 18, 2026.

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Status

Status, as we read it

Generally available (inferred)inferred

No page we read labels this product GA or beta. It is sold or downloadable without a beta label, so we read it as generally available.

Ownership, name or terms changes, as recorded
Not stated

No shutdown, acquisition or rename notice on the pages reviewed

How Pydantic Logfire charges

Every price line Pydantic Logfire states, in its own words and units, with the quote. Nothing is converted.

6 price lines for Pydantic Logfire, in the vendor's own words and units
Price, in the vendor's wordsUnitQuote and source
Every plan includes $20/month of free usage (10M records); then $2 per million on Team and Growthper million records (overage)
“Every plan includes $20 of free usage a month: 10 million spans, logs, or metrics.After that, $2 per million on Team and Growth.”
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Personal: free foreverplan price
“Personal Free, forever”
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Team: $49 per monthplan price per month
“Team $49/mo”
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Team: 5 seats included, $25 per extra seatinferredPlan from table layout (Team): the quote does not name it.per extra seat
“5 seats included, $25/extra seat.”
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Growth: $249 per monthplan price per month
“Growth $249/mo”
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Enterprise: customplan price
“Enterprise Custom”
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Free tier and retention

Free tier

Personal: covers 10 million logs, spans and metrics every monthinferred

Plan from table layout (Personal): the quote does not name it.
“Covers 10 million logs, spans, and metrics every month.”
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Personal: ingestion pauses at the limitinferred

Plan from table layout (Personal): the quote does not name it.
“Once you hit the limit, ingestion pauses”
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Data retention

Personal and Team: 30-day retentioninferred

Plan from table layout (Personal, Team): the quote does not name it.
“Query your traces, logs, and metrics for the last 30 days.”
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Growth: up to 90-day retentioninferred

Plan from table layout (Growth): the quote does not name it.
“Up to 90-day retention”
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Enterprise: multi-year retentioninferred

Plan from table layout (Enterprise): the quote does not name it.
“Multi-year retention”
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Tracing and evaluation

OpenTelemetry / OTLP ingest

Yes, all OpenTelemetry signals

“We offer full support for all OpenTelemetry signals (traces, metrics and logs).”
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Tracing

Yes, agent tracing

“Trace agent runs from prompt through tool calls”
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Evals (LLM-as-a-judge)
Not stated

Not stated on the pricing page

Online evals

AI output evaluations, free

“Evaluate your AI outputs for free”
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Datasets
Not stated

Not stated on the pricing page

Prompts, playground and cost

Prompt management
Not stated

Not stated on the pricing page

Playground
Not stated

Not stated on the pricing page

Cost tracking
Not stated

Not stated on the pricing page

Self-hosting, license and compliance

Self-hosting

Listed on pricing page

The pricing table marks plans with icons, so this is not a claim about which plan includes it.
“Open-sourced Helm chart on your Kubernetes cluster”
pydantic.dev

Platform is closed source; self-hosting requires an enterprise license

“The Logfire platform (the UI and backend) is closed source. You can self-host it by purchasing an enterprise license”
raw.githubusercontent.com
License

MIT (SDK repository)

“The MIT License (MIT)”
raw.githubusercontent.com
SOC 2 (as listed)

Listed on pricing page

The pricing table marks plans with icons, so this is not a claim about which plan includes it.
“DPAs, BAAs, SOC2 Type II, HIPAA”
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HIPAA (as listed)

Listed on pricing page

The pricing table marks plans with icons, so this is not a claim about which plan includes it.
“Boilerplate BAA (HIPAA)”
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Regions

Listed on pricing page

The pricing table marks plans with icons, so this is not a claim about which plan includes it.
“EU or US regions available”
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SDKs and integrations

SDKs

Python SDK; also TypeScript and Rust SDKs

“The Logfire SDKs (we also have them for TypeScript and Rust) are open source”
raw.githubusercontent.com
Integrations
Not stated

No integration count stated on the pages reviewed

Vendor claims

Scale, speed and cost statements as Pydantic Logfire makes them. Vendor-stated, not measured.

Vendor-stated
Not stated

None recorded

FAQ

How much does Pydantic Logfire cost?

In Pydantic Logfire's own terms: Every plan includes $20/month of free usage (10M records); then $2 per million on Team and Growth (per million records (overage)); Personal: free forever (plan price); Team: $49 per month (plan price per month); Team: 5 seats included, $25 per extra seat (per extra seat); Growth: $249 per month (plan price per month); Enterprise: custom (plan price). As of October 18, 2026; prices are not converted.

Does Pydantic Logfire accept OpenTelemetry traces?

Yes, all OpenTelemetry signals, per the vendor: "We offer full support for all OpenTelemetry signals (traces, metrics and logs)."

Can I self-host Pydantic Logfire?

Per the vendor: "Open-sourced Helm chart on your Kubernetes cluster" License: MIT (SDK repository).

Sources

Last verified from each vendor's own pricing pages, docs, READMEs and license files; every quote was string-matched against the page that day. This is not a ranking. Prices are shown in the vendor's own unit and change without notice, so check the linked source before you commit.

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