SigNoz vs Axiom Pricing (2026)
How do these two stack up on price? Here's what each one costs, what you get, and where the value sits.
Teams
- Access to all features
- Send any mix of logs, traces & metrics
- Usage worth $49 (e.g. 163 GB logs/traces or 490 mn metric samples)
- Access to MCP Server and Noz: Our new AI teammate
- Pay only for what exceeds $49 based on usage
- Add unlimited teammates and monitor any number of hosts
- Support via in-product Chat, Email, and Slack
- SOC2 Type II & HIPAA Compliant
- Data centers available in the US, EU & India
Enterprise
- A dedicated environment on SigNoz cloud
- Bring your own cloud(managed by SigNoz in your cloud)
- Self-host with support contract
- Volume discounts & annual contracts
- HIPAA, BAA agreement and other certifications
- Dedicated Slack, email & in-product support
- Guided migration support
- Ongoing professional services
- Team training
- SLA w/ downtime developer pairing
Axiom Cloud
- Always Free allowance (1 TB / 100 GB-hrs / 100 GB) included
- Automatic volume discounts on usage beyond the allowance
- Configurable retention
- Self-serve enterprise add-ons (SSO, RBAC, Directory Sync, Audit Logs)
- Compute credit pre-purchase for deeper discounts
- All integrations
- Email support (paid SLA + dedicated available)
Personal
- 500 GB/mo data loading
- 10 GB-hours query compute
- 25 GB storage
- 30-day retention
- Full APL access
- All integrations
- Community support
SigNoz vs Axiom FAQ
- Which one is cheaper?
- Axiom is the cheaper option, starting at $25/mo vs $49/mo for SigNoz.
- Can I use either one for free?
- Axiom has a free plan. SigNoz doesn't — though they do offer a free trial.
- How do they charge?
- Both use a usage-based model, so the comparison is straightforward — it comes down to features and limits at each price point.
- Which one is a better deal?
- Depends on what you need. SigNoz: They're explicitly gunning for the 'Datadog is too expensive' crowd — the $49 promotional entry point (down from $199) is a direct shot at mid-market teams priced out of incumbents. In the open-source observability space alongside Grafana and OpenTelemetry-native tools, they're positioning as the managed, lower-friction alternative. Axiom: They're positioning as a cost-efficient alternative to Datadog and Splunk — usage-based with no seat tax is a deliberate shot at log management incumbents that charge per user on top of ingestion. They're going after cost-conscious engineering teams burned by unpredictable observability bills.
Keep tabs on both.
We'll monitor pricing changes for SigNoz and Axiom and let you know when something moves.