Raygun is an application performance monitoring and crash reporting platform. See 2026 pricing for Crash Reporting, APM, and Real User Monitoring plans.
Category
Developer Tools
Pricing
Usage-based subscription tiers sold per product (Crash Reporting, APM, Real User Monitoring), with an annual billing discount, from From $40/month (billed annually) for the Crash Reporting Basic plan, covering up to 100,000 errors per month
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2007
Headquarters
Wellington, New Zealand, with an additional office in Seattle, United States
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Overview
Raygun traces its roots to 2007, when founders John-Daniel Trask and Jeremy Boyd started a Wellington, New Zealand-based developer tools business (originally named Mindscape). The Raygun product name and brand were adopted in 2013, and the company has since focused on application error tracking and performance monitoring.
Raygun is headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand, with an additional office in Seattle, United States, and its platform now spans three connected products: Crash Reporting, Application Performance Monitoring (APM), and Real User Monitoring (RUM), aimed at software teams that want error tracking and performance diagnostics in one place.
Key Features
Crash Reporting pinpoints root causes of application errors, prioritizes issues by the number of affected users, and supports virtually any language or framework through lightweight SDKs across desktop and mobile. APM adds server-side visibility through visual flame charts with method-level timing precision, showing exactly which functions ran and how long each took.
Real User Monitoring tracks actual front-end performance across real user sessions with waterfall timeline visualizations, Core Web Vitals and UX metrics, and filtering by browser, geography, device, and application version, letting teams correlate user experience issues with specific deployments.
Pricing
Raygun prices Crash Reporting, APM, and Real User Monitoring separately, each on usage-based tiers, Basic, Team, Business, and Enterprise, that scale with monthly volume of errors, traces, or sessions respectively. Annual billing saves roughly a third compared to monthly billing across all three products.
Every tier includes unlimited applications and unlimited team members, with a 14-day free trial available. Higher tiers unlock features such as inbound filters, third-party integrations, SAML single sign-on, and dedicated account management, and additional usage beyond a plan's quota is billed incrementally.
Key Features
Crash Reporting — Detects and prioritizes application errors by the number of affected users, with lightweight SDKs across languages and frameworks.
Application Performance Monitoring (APM) — Visual flame charts with method-level timing precision for diagnosing server-side performance issues.
Real User Monitoring (RUM) — Tracks real front-end user sessions with waterfall timelines, Core Web Vitals, and UX metrics.
AI-assisted error resolution — AI-powered suggestions to help teams resolve detected errors faster.
Deployment tracking — Correlates errors and performance changes with specific application deployments, included on all plans.
Inbound filters and integrations — Team-tier feature for filtering incoming error data and connecting with third-party tools.
SAML SSO and account management — Business-tier features for enterprise authentication and dedicated support.
Unlimited apps and team members — All Raygun pricing tiers include unlimited applications and unlimited user seats.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Combines crash reporting, APM, and real user monitoring in one connected platform
Prioritizes errors by number of affected users, helping teams focus on high-impact issues
Supports a broad range of languages and frameworks via lightweight SDKs
All plans include unlimited apps and team members regardless of tier
Straightforward usage-based pricing with a meaningful annual billing discount
Cons
Crash Reporting, APM, and RUM are priced and purchased as separate products
Usage overages beyond a plan's included volume add to monthly cost
Enterprise-level features like SAML SSO require the highest paid tier
Company financial and headcount details are not publicly disclosed
Crash Reporting Team $80/month (billed annually), 200,000 errors/month annual (monthly at $120/month)
Crash Reporting Business $400/month (billed annually), 1,000,000 errors/month annual (monthly at $600/month)
APM and RUM Basic $80/month (billed annually), 100,000 traces or sessions/month annual (monthly at $120/month)
Enterprise Custom pricing annual contract
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Raygun do?
Raygun provides crash reporting, application performance monitoring, and real user monitoring to help software teams detect, diagnose, and resolve issues in production applications.
When was Raygun founded?
Raygun's founding company, originally named Mindscape, was started in Wellington, New Zealand in 2007; the Raygun product and brand were introduced in 2013.
Where is Raygun headquartered?
Raygun is headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand, with an additional office in Seattle, United States.
How is Raygun priced?
Raygun sells Crash Reporting, APM, and Real User Monitoring separately, each on usage-based tiers (Basic, Team, Business, Enterprise) scaled by monthly errors, traces, or sessions.
Does Raygun offer a free trial?
Yes, Raygun offers a 14-day free trial across its plans.
Does Raygun support mobile applications?
Yes, Crash Reporting tracks both client-side and server-side errors across desktop and mobile applications.
What are Core Web Vitals in Raygun's RUM product?
Core Web Vitals are front-end performance metrics that Raygun's Real User Monitoring tracks as part of real user session data.
Does Raygun offer single sign-on?
Yes, SAML SSO is available on Raygun's Business-tier plans.