New Relic vs SigNoz

New Relic also offers full-stack monitoring but with different pricing; SigNoz emphasizes open-source roots and OpenTelemetry compliance.

Which to pick

AI-aware full-stack observability
OpenTelemetry-native monitoring
Integrations with Prometheus, StatsD or eBPF (on New Relic's list, not SigNoz's)

What it is: New Relic:New Relic is an AI-powered observability platform that correlates telemetry across apps, infrastructure, and AI systems.; SigNoz:SigNoz is an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform offering APM, logs, traces, metrics, alerts and AI-assisted debugging.
Best for: New Relic:AI-aware full-stack observability; SigNoz:Unified OpenTelemetry observability
Who it’s for: New Relic:Engineering, SRE, DevOps, and product teams needing full-stack monitoring.; SigNoz:DevOps, SRE and engineering teams needing unified observability.
Pricing: New Relic:Freemium; SigNoz:Freemium
Plans: New Relic:Free $0; SigNoz:Teams $49/month per month · Community (Self-Hosted) Free
Open source: New Relic:—; SigNoz:Yes, 32,258 GitHub stars
Works with: New Relic:OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, StatsD, eBPF, 800+ pre-built integrations; SigNoz:OpenTelemetry, Kubernetes

AI-driven root cause analysis. Automatically identifies the cause of incidents across services and AI agents.
Unified data layer. Collects logs, metrics, traces, and digital experience data in one place.
Infrastructure & Kubernetes monitoring. Provides real-time health views for hosts, containers, and K8s clusters.
Digital experience monitoring. Session replay, browser, mobile, and synthetic checks to track user friction.
AI model monitoring. Tracks model performance, cost, and hallucinations with agentic tracing.
Security & compliance. Vulnerability management, FedRAMP/HIPAA eligibility, and log obfuscation.
OpenTelemetry support. Ingests data via OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, StatsD, eBPF and other standards.
Extensible integrations. 800+ pre-built integrations for cloud, SaaS, and on-prem services.

APM & Tracing. Collect and analyze traces with up to a million spans, showing latency, errors and service dependencies.
Log Management. Columnar log storage with built-in trace correlation and fast query via PromQL or ClickHouse SQL.
Metrics & Alerts. Metrics ingestion with usage-based pricing, plus threshold, anomaly and Apdex alerts.
AI Assistant (Noz). Chat-based AI teammate that can query telemetry, investigate incidents and build dashboards.
LLM Observability. Native telemetry for OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Gemini and other LLM services.
Infrastructure Monitoring. Kubernetes, host and cloud metrics displayed alongside application signals.
Dashboards & Templates. Reusable dashboard templates for services, infra, databases and LLM usage.
Compliance & Security. SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, data residency in US/EU/India and SSO/SAML support for enterprise.

Is New Relic or SigNoz free?+

New Relic has a free plan and paid plans. SigNoz has a free plan (Community (Self-Hosted)); paid plans start at $49/month (Teams).

Is New Relic or SigNoz open source?+

SigNoz is open source (SigNoz/signoz on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for New Relic.

Do New Relic and SigNoz integrate with the same tools?+

Partly. Both list OpenTelemetry. New Relic also lists Prometheus, StatsD, eBPF and 800+ pre-built integrations; SigNoz also lists Kubernetes.

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Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.