Relia vs the DIY stack
Most small teams stitch together an error tracker and an uptime checker, then wire up alerts between them. Here is what that costs, from each tool's own pricing page.
Checked on . List prices in USD, billed annually. Sources
The monthly bill
The DIY stack
Errors and tracing
Sentry Team
50,000 errors and 5 million spans a month, unlimited users, up to 90-day lookback. $29 billed monthly.
$26
Uptime checks and status page
UptimeRobot Solo
10 monitors checked every 60 seconds, 3 status pages on your own domain. Billed $108 a year.
$9
$420 over 12 months, for two tools to set up and watch.
$12 a month
Relia Growth
5 million units a month, 30 days of history, 10 services and 20 uptime monitors, with a public status page, on-call, incident write-ups, fix plans and fix checks.
$144 over 12 months, in one place.
Start freePaging stays the same
Need a phone call at 3 a.m.? PagerDuty's free plan covers 5 users with one on-call schedule and 100 SMS or phone notifications a month, and Relia sends to it. Its Professional plan is $21 per user a month billed annually.
If the goal is $0
Sentry's Developer plan (1 user, 5,000 errors) with UptimeRobot's Free plan (50 monitors checked every 5 minutes, 1 status page) costs nothing, and so does Relia's Free plan (500,000 units, 5 uptime monitors and a status page).
What changes when it is one tool
One place to look
Errors, traces, uptime checks and the status page live together, so there is no second dashboard to check.
Incidents, not raw alerts
Relia writes each incident up in plain words with the evidence cited, and sends one message per incident.
Proof the fix worked
After you deploy, Relia checks live traffic and tells you whether the problem is really gone.
Sources
Every price on this page comes from these pages, read on 20 October 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us at relia@alaknandainfoplus.com.