Fantastic stack traces
We switched to Sentry last year. Fantastic stack traces — that alone justified it for us. Event quotas need tuning, but it's a fair trade-off.
Daniel Ortiz · Head of Growth, Fieldnote
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Sentry captures errors and performance issues across frontend, backend and mobile apps, with stack traces, session replay and release health so developers can see exactly what broke and why.
Engineering teams that want to catch and fix production errors before users report them.
Sentry has a free plan, with paid plans for more features. Paid plans start at $26/month. Its biggest strengths are fantastic stack traces and supports every major language; the main trade-off is that event quotas need tuning. Check the deals on this page before you buy — UseThisForThat members often save on their first months or year.
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Prices as listed by Sentry; may change. Last reviewed Oct 10, 2026.
We switched to Sentry last year. Fantastic stack traces — that alone justified it for us. Event quotas need tuning, but it's a fair trade-off.
Daniel Ortiz · Head of Growth, Fieldnote
Sentry does what it says. Supports every major language. Setup took an afternoon and the team adopted it right away.
Priya Raman · Indie hacker
Love Free for solo devs. My only gripe: UI can feel busy. Grabbed the deal here and saved a nice chunk on year one.
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