OneUptime vs Sentry.io

Sentry tracks errors and performance but does not provide full monitoring, status pages or on-call automation.

OneUptimeOpen-source monitoring, status pages and on-call

Sentry.ioError tracking and performance monitoring for developers

Which to pick

Pick OneUptime if you want…

All-in-one open-source SRE stack
Integrations with GitLab, Microsoft Teams or OpenTelemetry (on OneUptime's list, not Sentry.io's)

Pick Sentry.io if you want…

Unified error, trace, and performance monitoring
Error tracking
Integrations with Jira, Linear or Node.js (on Sentry.io's list, not OneUptime's)

Side by side

What it is: OneUptime:Open-source platform that combines monitoring, status pages, on-call alerts and AI-driven incident resolution.; Sentry.io:Sentry provides error tracking and performance monitoring with SDKs, AI debugging, and integrated alerts for developers.
Best for: OneUptime:All-in-one open-source SRE stack; Sentry.io:Unified error, trace, and performance monitoring
Who it’s for: OneUptime:DevOps, SRE and engineering teams that need unified observability and incident management.; Sentry.io:Developers and software teams needing real-time error and performance insights
Pricing: OneUptime:Freemium; Sentry.io:Freemium
Plans: OneUptime:Free $0 · Growth $20 per user per month (yearly) · Scale $84 per user per month (yearly); Sentry.io:Developer $0 · Team $26/mo per month · Business $80/mo per month
Open source: OneUptime:Yes, 7,711 GitHub stars; Sentry.io:Yes, 44,893 GitHub stars
Works with: OneUptime:GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Microsoft Teams, OpenTelemetry, Twilio, WhatsApp, SMS; Sentry.io:GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby

OneUptime features

Uptime Monitoring. Synthetic and real-user checks every 10 seconds with global probes and alerting.
Status Pages. Branded, self-hosted pages with unlimited subscribers on paid plans.
On-Call & Alerts. Phone, SMS, email and push alerts with automatic escalation and rotation.
Incident Management. Timeline-driven incidents that auto-update status pages and generate postmortems.
Logs, Metrics & Traces. OpenTelemetry-native ingestion, searchable logs and distributed tracing in one view.
AI Reliability Agent. Analyzes incidents, suggests root causes and opens fix pull requests in GitHub/GitLab.
Workflows & Integrations. 5000+ integrations, webhooks and drag-and-drop workflows for automation.
Access Controls. SSO, team permissions and advanced access control on Scale/Enterprise plans.

Sentry.io features

SDK Integration. Add Sentry with a few lines of code, no agents required.
AI Debugger (Seer). AI agent that root-causes issues and suggests fixes.
Session Replay. Replays of user sessions to see errors in context.
Agent Tracing. Tracks AI agent output, tool calls, and spend.
Alerting & Notifications. Email and integrated tool alerts for incidents.
Third-Party Integrations. Connects with GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear and more.

OneUptime vs Sentry.io FAQ

Is OneUptime or Sentry.io free?+

OneUptime has a free plan and paid plans. Sentry.io has a free plan (Developer); paid plans start at $26/month (Team).

Is OneUptime or Sentry.io open source?+

Yes, both are open source: OneUptime (OneUptime/oneuptime on GitHub) and Sentry.io (getsentry/sentry on GitHub).

Do OneUptime and Sentry.io integrate with the same tools?+

Partly. Both list GitHub and Slack. OneUptime also lists GitLab, Microsoft Teams, OpenTelemetry, Twilio and 4 more; Sentry.io also lists Jira, Linear, Node.js, Python and 8 more.

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