Error monitoring · Comparison

Rollbar vs Sentry

2 products compared side by side: what you pay for with each one first, then the five access facts, entry prices, recorded plan limits and the bottom line of each review. The evidence note under the table says how each product was checked.

Side by side

Rollbar vs Sentry: value, access facts, plan limits and bottom lines
MetricRollbarSentry
What you're paying forWorth the priceUnlimited users on every plan, every price step published, and 100,000 errors with 90-day retention for $40.83 a month billed annually.Worth the priceUnlimited users and 50,000 errors a month for $26, with SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and EU data storage on every plan.
Overall score8.69.2Best
Free optionFree planFree plan
Card to startNo card needed–Not measured
Getting accessSelf-serveSelf-serve
Starter priceCheapest paid plan$7.50/mo$26/mo
Pricing modelTieredTiered
Pricing pagePublic pricesPublic prices
Billing unitsOccurrences (errors), in steps from 10,000 to 50MErrors (50,000 in the plan, then per error)
Free allowance5,000 occurrences/mo, unlimited users5,000 errors/mo, 1 user
5 users, 100,000 errors/mo$40.83 (Essentials, billed annually)$44.13 (Team, billed annually)
Error retention on the entry paid plan90 days (180 on Advanced)Up to 90 days
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001SOC 2 Type II; ISO 27001 compliance statedBoth
HIPAA BAAAdvanced, from the 4M annual planBusiness plan and up
EU data regionNot stated; primary data center in IowaYes, Frankfurt
SAML SSOAdvanced ($10.83/mo billed annually at 10,000)Business ($80/mo billed annually)
Self-hosted versionNot statedYes, under the FSL
Bottom lineFrom its public pages, Rollbar is the most transparent here on price, with unlimited users on every plan and 90-day retention on Essentials. Check the missing EU region and the BAA entry point before you choose it.From its public pages, Sentry is the most complete package here for a team that mainly needs error monitoring: unlimited users, 90-day history and compliance on every plan. SAML SSO and a BAA start on Business.

Evidence: Rollbar: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run; Sentry: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run. Prices in USD as listed, excluding tax. "–" means not recorded.

When to pick each

In the words of each review, with the date its facts were checked.

  • From our Rollbar review

    Checked Oct 15, 2026
    Pick Rollbar when
    You want unlimited users on the free plan, or a slightly lower price at 100,000 errors ($40.83 against $44.13).
    Pick Sentry when
    You need EU data storage, a BAA on an $80 plan, or a self-hosted version.

Entry price

Baseline: each product's cheapest paid plan, per month. Included usage differs, so read the line under each price.

  • RollbarLowest price
    Essentials
    $7.50/mo
    Billed annually at 10,000 occurrences/mo ($9 monthly); 100,000 for $40.83 ($49 monthly); up to 50M
    • 90-day data retention
    • Overage budgets and on-demand occurrences
    • Customizable rate limits
    • 4,000 AI credits/mo
  • Sentry
    Team
    $26/mo
    Billed annually ($29 monthly); 50,000 errors/mo, then from $0.0003625 per error
    • Unlimited users
    • Up to 90-day lookback
    • Google and GitHub SSO
    • Spend notifications and a maximum spend threshold

Prices as listed on each pricing page, in USD per month, excluding tax. Observed: Rollbar 2026-10-15, Sentry 2026-10-15.

Which one fits

If you need to start today without a sales call
SentrySelf-serve sign-up; the highest score of the 2 self-serve products here (9.2/10).
If you want to try it without entering a card
RollbarFree plan, no card needed; scored 8.6/10.
Lowest starter price
Rollbar$7.50/mo for the Essentials plan.
Highest overall score
Sentry9.2/10 (Excellent). The review shows the score breakdown and the run behind it.

Picked by fixed rules from the table above, not by hand. How we score

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