GlitchTip vs Sentry
GlitchTip says it does the job of Sentry for less. Here's the price, what you get, and what you give up.
The short answer
$15 for 100k events vs $26 for 50k
Up to 42% less than Sentry
Pick GlitchTip if you want
Error tracking using your existing Sentry SDK; open source.
Stay with Sentry if this is a deal-breaker
No session replay or profiling; smaller feature set.
| GlitchTip | Sentry | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $15 for 100k events vs $26 for 50k | — |
| Saving | 42% less | — |
| Best for | Error tracking using your existing Sentry SDK; open source. | Teams that want the biggest, most complete option |
| Trade-off | No session replay or profiling; smaller feature set. | You pay more |
| Switching effort | Easy | — |
| Last checked | 2026-11-11 |
Questions people ask
Is GlitchTip cheaper than Sentry?
GlitchTip says it is, by about 42%: $15 for 100k events vs $26 for 50k. Check both pricing pages before you buy.
What do you give up switching from Sentry to GlitchTip?
No session replay or profiling; smaller feature set.
What do you get with GlitchTip?
Error tracking using your existing Sentry SDK; open source.
How do I switch from Sentry to GlitchTip?
Export your data first, test a small import, run both side by side for a week, then cancel before your renewal date.