Backtrace
7.7#4 in error monitoring softwareFrom $600 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitBacktrace vs Checkend
What both publish
| Fact | Backtrace | Checkend |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Backtrace offers multi-tenant or dedicated hosting and on-premises deployment. | The site says Checkend can be deployed with one Docker command and does not require Redis, using PostgreSQL instead. |
| Integrations | Backtrace integrates with workflow systems for source control, alerting, ticket tracking, and messaging; its site names Slack, Jira, PagerDuty, Datadog, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, and Discord. | The available Ruby integrations listed are Rails, Sinatra, Rack, Sidekiq, and Resque. |
| Security | Sauce Labs documentation says Backtrace uses TLS for data in transit and offers 256-bit AES encryption at rest as an Enterprise feature. | The site states that Checkend provides encrypted storage for sensitive data, secure tokens, session management, and password history protection. |
Backtrace plans
- DeveloperFree
- Standard — Mobile$600 a year
- Standard — Mobile and PC$900 a year
- Standard — Mobile, PC, Game Consoles, and Servers$1,200 a year
- ProfessionalPriced on request
Checkend plans
- FreeFree
Pick Backtrace if…
It suits development, support, and QA teams that need to capture and investigate software crashes across supported environments. Teams can choose hosted or on-premises deployment.
Pick Checkend if…
Checkend suits teams that want to host error monitoring on their own servers and keep error data there. Its Ruby and Python support, team controls, and app-specific notification rules may fit development teams managing multiple applications.