PRICING

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Application Performance Monitoring (APM)

End-to-end insights for application performance, pinpointing issues down to a specific line of code.


Traces


Pay-As-You-Go

$1.4

per 1 million traces *

Profiles


Pay-As-You-Go

$0.09

per 10k profiles *

With TrueWatch APM, gain complete visibility into your application’s performance.

  • Holistic Request Tracing
    Follow every request from front-end to back-end, pinpointing performance hurdles at each step.
  • Real-Time Application Metrics
    Continuously monitor performance data to instantly detect and fix service bottlenecks.
  • Granular Code Diagnostics
    Drill down into methods and threads to locate and resolve performance issues at the source.
  • Comprehensive Root Cause Analysis
    Use multi-layered insights—logs, networks, hosts, and code—to quickly uncover and address anomalies.

*Billed daily. The cost is based on the amount of traces collected by DataKit.

**The cost is based on the amount of profiles collected by DataKit


Multi-Year/Volume Discounts Available


Common Questions

How do you define traces?
Traces deliver a complete overview of service call chains within a business system, including relationships, latency, and outcomes. Unlike access logs that only record sequential request results, Trace links internal requests to create a comprehensive service call flow. This makes it easy to understand how services are initiated, routed, and processed.
How do you define profiling?
Profiling automatically captures CPU, memory, and I/O usage during application runtime, visualizing the call relationships and execution efficiency of every method, class, and thread in real-time through flame graphs.
How is billing calculated for large profile analysis files?
If the size of a profile analysis file exceeds 300 KB, the file will be divided into multiple entries for billing. The number of billing entries is calculated as the integer result of the file size divided by 300 KB. Files smaller than 300 KB are billed as a single entry.