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Appelium

7.9#3 in mobile app monitoringFrom 250 CHF a month
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Bugfender

7.9#4 in mobile app monitoringFrom $39 a month
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FactAppeliumBugfender
CompanyAppelium says it was founded in Zürich in 2018; the site identifies the company as Appelium GmbH in Zürich, Switzerland.Bugfender says it was founded in 2014 and has a central office in Barcelona.
Crash reportingCrash reports include stack traces, console logs, network logs and device metadata, with crashes grouped for prioritization.Crash reports are shown with surrounding logs and issue context for forensic investigation.
Documentation depthDocumentation includes tutorials, SDK integration guides, API references, engineering articles, examples and release notes.The help center contains sections for getting started, supported development platforms, logging frameworks, advanced usage, troubleshooting, security, billing and on-premises deployments.
FoundedAppelium says it was founded in Zürich in 2018.2014
Headquarters8064 Zürich, SwitzerlandBarcelona, Spain (central office)
IntegrationsOfficially named workflow integrations include Fastlane, Gradle, Xcode, GitHub Actions, Bitrise, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Opsgenie.Official integrations include GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Zapier, Slack, Trello, Basecamp, Jira, Zendesk, Intercom and Freshdesk.

Appelium plans

  • FREEFree
  • BASIC250 CHF a month
  • PRO860 CHF a month
  • ENTERPRISEPriced on request

Bugfender plans

  • FreeFree
  • Team$39 a month
  • Pro$89 a month
  • Premium$449 a month
  • On-Premises$3,600 a month
  • On-Premises License$3,600 a month

Pick Appelium if…

It suits mobile development teams that need crash diagnostics, UI test records, performance monitoring, or beta build distribution. Teams can use it across iOS, tvOS, and Android, with flexible CI choices.

Pick Bugfender if…

Bugfender suits mobile and software teams that need device-level logs, crash reporting, or in-app user feedback. Its documented SDKs and integrations cover a range of development frameworks and team services.

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