A Transaction represent an execution cycle performed by your application. It could be a call to an HTTP endpoint, the execution of a scheduled task, or a background job. Every time your app executes Inspector traces what happens into the execution cycle representing it as a Transaction. 

During a Transaction everything can happen: slow database queries, issues calling external services, and obviously unexpected exceptions that breaks what your application is doing. Inspector traces all this events to help you identify problems in real-time as they occur. Only transactions count toward data volume in our pricing. Single events are unlimited.

You can use Inspector for free lifetime up to 30K transactions. It’s not a limited trial, it’s a montlhy quota you have every month, so you and your team can get familiar with Inspector without deadline chasing you.

Inspector charges based on data volume. We intentionally simplify the pricing structure to basically depend from just data volume. You can manage unlimited Applications and Hosts, you can invite unlimited collaborators to join your account, and connect as many notification channels you want to your applications. We believe that all these variables just add frictions in the way you can use our platform and do not really represent your business needs as the increase or decrease of the data traffic handled by your apps.

Yes you can. You can invite as many team members you want to join in your organization. We do not limit the number of collaborators you can invite.

Data requirements are highly dependent on the workload your application handle.

That’s why we implemented the plan suggestion on the pricing table. It automatically highlights the plan that fits your data volume based on the consumption detected in the last few days.

The best way to size your needs is to signup for a free account and test the tool with the production workload.