DebugBundle

Pricing

Free, Solo, and Team tiers — what's included, unlimited projects, and allowance capacity.

DebugBundle offers three tiers designed for different stages of adoption. Every account starts on Free. Eligible organizations can also start a 30-day no-card Solo or Team trial from pricing or billing before converting to paid. Paid tiers add collaboration, cloud automation, and larger shared allowances.

Tier Comparison

FreeSoloTeam
Price$0, no credit card required$2.99/mo, VAT/taxes applied at checkout$19/mo, VAT/taxes applied at checkout
ProjectsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Included capacityGet-started capacity3 included capacity units15 included capacity units
Extra capacity units+$0.99/unit/mo+$1.99/unit/mo
Members11Unlimited
Bundle retention7 days30 days90 days
Raw event retention7 days14 days30 days
WebhooksYesYesYes
GitHub automationNoYesYes
Email alertsBasicConfigurableAdvanced
Slack integrationYes
Remote probesYesYes
Automated improvement bundlesIncludedIncluded
Shared dashboardsYes
Priority supportYes

Retention details, cleanup behavior, and storage notes are explained in the Security documentation.

Free

Baseline tier. Enough to instrument multiple projects and see the full capture → bundle → investigation workflow.

Includes:

  • Unlimited projects
  • Get-started capacity
  • 1 member
  • 25 alert deliveries / month
  • 100 lifecycle webhook deliveries / month
  • Webhooks and basic email alerts
  • Always-on probes (local only)
  • 7-day bundle and event retention
  • Full self-hosted option (unlimited)

Limitations:

  • No extra capacity units
  • No remote probe activation
  • No hosted automated improvement bundles
  • No GitHub automation
  • No Slack integration
  • No shared dashboards
  • Lower ingestion and retrieval rate limits

If you want to evaluate paid capabilities first, start a 30-day no-card Solo or Team trial from the pricing page or the billing page after signup.

Solo — $2.99/month

For independent developers and agent-driven projects. Paid plans support unlimited projects, and Solo starts with a small base of shared allowance capacity that you can expand cheaply. VAT and applicable taxes are calculated and applied during Stripe Checkout.

Includes everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited projects
  • 3 included capacity units
  • Extra capacity units at $0.99/unit/month
  • 225 alert deliveries / month
  • 750 lifecycle webhook deliveries / month
  • 30-day bundle retention
  • 14-day raw event retention
  • Remote probe activation
  • Automated improvement bundles
  • GitHub automation with dispatch rules and delivery history
  • Configurable alerts
  • Higher rate limits

Solo is designed for:

  • Independent developers with multiple small projects
  • Agent-driven development workflows
  • Side projects that need real debugging

Team — $19/month

Collaboration tier for teams that need shared visibility, automation, and more shared allowance headroom. VAT and applicable taxes are calculated and applied during Stripe Checkout.

Includes everything in Solo, plus:

  • Unlimited projects
  • Unlimited members
  • 15 included capacity units
  • Extra capacity units at $1.99/unit/month
  • 4,500 alert deliveries / month
  • 15,000 lifecycle webhook deliveries / month
  • 90-day bundle retention
  • 30-day raw event retention
  • Slack integration
  • Automated improvement bundles with higher allowance and retention
  • Shared dashboards and team views
  • GitHub automation with longer delivery history windows
  • Project invite flow
  • Priority support
  • Higher rate limits

Allowance Capacity

Paid plans support unlimited projects. Included and purchased capacity units determine how much shared hosted allowance your account gets.

Capacity units expand shared allowance capacity while project creation stays unlimited.

Hosted allowance meters are hard-stop by meter. If you exhaust bundle requests, ingested events, remote activations, alert deliveries, or lifecycle webhook deliveries, new usage for that meter pauses until the monthly reset or until you add capacity. Existing incidents, bundles, and delivery history stay available.

Solo plan + 3 extra units = 6 total allowance units
You can still create unlimited projects
All projects share the combined allowance pool

Active no-card trials also use the selected plan's included capacity, but extra purchased capacity stays unavailable until you convert to a paid plan.

Adding Capacity

Extra capacity units are added instantly and prorated to your billing cycle. Paid organizations can hold up to 99 purchased extra capacity units.

debugbundle billing capacity increase --target-additional-capacity-units 2

Reducing Capacity

Capacity reductions are scheduled for the next billing period boundary — they don't take effect immediately to prevent mid-cycle disruption:

# Schedule a reduction for next billing period
debugbundle billing capacity schedule-reduction --target-additional-capacity-units 3

# Cancel a pending reduction
debugbundle billing capacity cancel-reduction

Self-Hosting

Self-hosting is always free with unlimited projects. Run the full stack on your own infrastructure using Docker Compose.

Self-hosted deployments don't require a paid tier. You get the complete DebugBundle experience with no restrictions.

Self-Hosting Guide →

Pricing FAQ

Can I still get improvement analysis in the Free tier?

Yes. Free still supports local/manual improvement analysis with:

debugbundle analyze --type improvement --local

What Free does not include is hosted automated improvement bundle generation. Hosted automated improvement bundles are available on Solo and Team.

When to Upgrade

SituationRecommended Tier
Trying DebugBundle for the first timeFree
Solo developer who wants hosted debugging without team featuresSolo
Need more shared allowance capacity on a paid planSolo + extra units
Want automated improvement bundlesSolo
Want GitHub automation & remote probe activationSolo
Team needing shared incident visibilityTeam
Team using Slack for incident alertsTeam
Want full control over infrastructureFree (self-hosted)

Next Steps

  • Billing — How billing works (Stripe, metering, lifecycle)
  • Self-Hosting — Run DebugBundle on your infrastructure
  • Capture Policy — Control what events your SDKs capture

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