
Sentry: deals and discounts
On 5 Oct 2026 we found this on sentry.io: up to $5,000 in Sentry credits for startups. Without it, sentry.io lists Sentry at a free plan, with paid plans on request.

Offers now
Price today
Sentry's Developer plan is free for one user and covers 5,000 errors and 50 session replays a month, with email alerts only. Team and Business are flat monthly prices for unlimited users, each with an included error quota; usage above it, like extra logs or monitors, is pay as you go. On Team and higher you can set a maximum spend so a noisy release doesn't run up the bill. Young startups on a free account can apply for Sentry credits that last 12 months.
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Questions
What does Sentry's free Developer plan include?
One user, error monitoring and tracing, 5,000 errors and 50 session replays a month. Alerts go out by email only, and you can build up to 10 custom dashboards. Once a second person needs access, you move to Team.
How do I cap Sentry costs if errors spike?
On Team and above you set a maximum spend threshold for pay-as-you-go usage. Sentry stops billing extra usage once you reach it. Filtering noisy errors at the source also keeps you inside the included quota.
Team or Business: which Sentry plan does a small product need?
Team, listed at $26 a month on sentry.io, gives unlimited users and 50,000 errors. Business, listed at $80, includes the same error quota and adds features for larger organisations. Most small teams start on Team and move up when they need Business features.
Who qualifies for Sentry's startup credits?
Startups founded in the last two years with under $5M in venture funding. You need to be on a free Sentry account and new to paid Sentry. Credits of up to $5,000 expire 12 months after you get them.
Does Sentry offer anything extra to new sign-ups?
New accounts get 5,000 session replays a month for their first three months, against 50 on the regular quota. That gives you time to see whether replays help you debug. After three months the plan's normal replay quota applies.



