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Moda vs telemetry.dev
Short answer: Pick Moda if you want production monitoring for AI agents; pick telemetry.dev if you want LLM tracing with OpenTelemetry. telemetry.dev has a free plan, paid from $25/month.
ModaProduction monitoring and evals for AI agents
telemetry.devTrace LLM calls and AI agents with OpenTelemetry.Which to pick
Pick Moda if you want…
- Production monitoring for AI agents
- Integrations with Slack, Linear or email (on Moda's list, not telemetry.dev's)
Pick telemetry.dev if you want…
- LLM tracing with OpenTelemetry
- Integrations with TypeScript SDK, Python SDK or OpenAI (on telemetry.dev's list, not Moda's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Moda:Moda monitors AI agents in production, detects mistakes, groups problems and lets you replay changes as evals.
- telemetry.dev:Telemetry.dev provides OpenTelemetry-based observability for LLM calls and AI agents, tracking latency, cost, token usage and errors.
- Best for
- Moda:Production monitoring for AI agents
- telemetry.dev:LLM tracing with OpenTelemetry
- Who it’s for
- Moda:Teams running AI agents in production who need error detection and remediation.
- telemetry.dev:Developers building AI applications and agents who need tracing and cost monitoring.
- Pricing
- Moda:Contact sales
- telemetry.dev:Freemium
- Starting price
- Moda:—
- telemetry.dev:$25/month (Pro)
- Free plan or trial
- Moda:—
- telemetry.dev:Free plan (Free)
- Plans
- Moda:—
- telemetry.dev:Free $0 per month · Pro $25 per month · Team $50 per month
- Works with
- Moda:Slack, Linear, email
- telemetry.dev:TypeScript SDK, Python SDK, OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude SDK, Google Gen AI, Amazon Bedrock, Vercel AI SDK
Moda features
- Trace Monitoring. Reads every production trace end-to-end and flags hidden failures like hallucinations and tool errors.
- Custom Signals. Define plain-language checks that generate alerts when agents misbehave.
- Alert Integrations. Send failure alerts to Slack, Linear or email.
- Problem Grouping. Aggregates similar failures into ranked problems based on affected users.
- Replay Testing. Re-run prompts, models or tool changes against failing traces to compare pass rate, latency and token usage.
- Metrics Dashboard. Shows signal rate, pass/fail stats, latency and token usage trends.
telemetry.dev features
- Unified Traces. Shows model calls, tool steps and retrievals in a single trace with duration per step.
- Cost & Latency Metrics. Displays token usage, spend and latency per model, provider and environment.
- SDKs & Exporters. First-party TypeScript and Python SDKs plus OTLP/HTTP exporter support for any language.
- Prompt Redaction. Option to disable prompt capture per environment to keep sensitive data out of storage.
- Filtering & Search. Search traces by name and filter by status, environment, framework or session.
- Retention Controls. 14-day retention on Free plan, configurable longer retention on paid plans.
Moda vs telemetry.dev FAQ
What is the difference between Moda and telemetry.dev?+
Moda: Focuses on production monitoring and evaluation of AI agents rather than generic LLM tracing.
Should I use Moda or telemetry.dev?+
Pick Moda if you want production monitoring for AI agents or integrations with Slack, Linear or email (on Moda's list, not telemetry.dev's). Pick telemetry.dev if you want LLM tracing with OpenTelemetry or integrations with TypeScript SDK, Python SDK or OpenAI (on telemetry.dev's list, not Moda's).
Is Moda or telemetry.dev free?+
telemetry.dev has a free plan; paid plans start at $25/month (Pro).
Do Moda and telemetry.dev integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Moda lists Slack, Linear and email; telemetry.dev lists TypeScript SDK, Python SDK, OpenAI, Anthropic and 6 more.
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