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Airbrake

Error and performance monitoring for development teams

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Airbrake is an error and performance monitoring service that collects errors from applications through language-specific notifiers, groups them, and points developers to the code location where the issue occurred. It also provides deployment tracking, lightweight application performance monitoring, and alerting, helping teams detect and respond to problems in production or staging environments.

The platform supports notifiers for numerous languages and frameworks, including JavaScript, Python, Ruby, PHP, Java, Go, .NET, and others, with an agentless and serverless architecture. Integrations are available for tools such as Slack, GitHub, Jira, Zapier, and webhooks, among others. Performance monitoring tracks metrics like HTTP requests, response times, error occurrences, and user satisfaction, while deployment tracking correlates errors with specific code changes. Single sign-on and real-time error alerts are also supported.

Airbrake is aimed at developers, DevOps teams, and technical teams working on full stack web apps, desktop and mobile apps, and web operations. Pricing is usage-based and organized into three editions: a Dev tier for a single user and team, a Basic tier with unlimited users and multiple teams, and a Pro tier with unlimited users, teams, and projects, plus audit logs and spike forgiveness. A free trial is available, and projects are unlimited across all editions.

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