Langfuse review

Entry pricing is listed at $29. That sits above the €19.65 median for automation tools, so readers shopping purely on entry cost will find cheaper options. The published pricing page does not split introductory from renewal pricing, so the figure should be read as the starting point.

Free plan is yes. The free plan listing includes a free plan, and 50k units/month on free Hobby plan describes the monthly allowance that comes with it. That means a small team can run at no cost until usage outgrows the free tier.

The stated limit is 50k units/month on free Hobby plan. Usage above that allowance is what pushes a team toward a paid tier. Compare that ceiling with your own volume before committing, since the free plan entry is the only published model.

The integrations directory lists 100 integrations. A count that broad is the main argument for teams running a mixed stack, because the tracing layer can sit alongside tools already in use. It is the strongest feature signal on the pricing page.

Support runs through help centre and community, meaning a help centre and a community. No phone or live chat option is listed, so time-sensitive issues may need patience. For teams that require a staffed response, this is the main gap.

The stated audience is small business and enterprise, so it is aimed at both small businesses and larger organisations. Teams willing to run their own setup get the most from the integration list. Beginners wanting a guided install may find the self-serve model slower.

The legal entity is Langfuse GmbH, headquartered in Germany, and founded in 2022. Contracts and invoices therefore sit with a German company, which can matter for procurement checks in some regions.

At $29, Langfuse is cheaper than the €34.20 upper quartile but pricier than the €10.33 lower quartile. Its rank on price from is 192 of 307 brands compared. Cheaper entry exists elsewhere in the category.