How Much Does Raygun Cost in 2026?

Raygun's per-module pricing is a refreshing alternative to bundled-suite pricing like Sentry's — you pay for exactly what you use, and small teams can start with just Crash Reporting ($40/mo annual) without paying for observability features they won't use. The math scales cleanly: a team wanting full frontend observability (crashes + user sessions + performance) pays $40+$80+$80 = $200/mo annual at 100K volume across each module. That's comparable to Sentry Team ($26) + Business upgrade ($80) with less bundling complexity — and you can drop modules you're not using. Raygun has particularly strong native mobile SDKs (iOS, Android) with detailed crash diagnostics (device info, breadcrumbs, environment state). The 33% annual discount vs monthly is unusually large — commit annually if you're planning to stay. No free tier is Raygun's biggest self-serve weakness — new evaluators must pay day one (or use 14-day trial). Where it wins: modular pricing clarity, annual discount magnitude (33%), native mobile crash diagnostics, RUM/APM as optional separate purchases for teams that want them. Where it loses: no free tier vs all major competitors, pricing becomes expensive at scale ($600/mo for 1M crash reports vs negotiated Sentry enterprise), UI shows age vs newer vendors.