
BugSnag
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| Fact | BugSnag | BugSplat |
|---|---|---|
| Company ownership | SmartBear announced its agreement to acquire Bugsnag on April 28, 2021. | BugSplat describes itself as independent, bootstrapped and fully remote, with roots in a 2005 side project. |
| Documentation depth | Documentation includes platform installation guides, product configuration, API references, enterprise deployment, security, troubleshooting and support material. | Exact matching symbol files are required for function names and line numbers, and external HTTP, Azure Blob, AWS S3 or SymSrv-compatible symbol stores are supported. |
| Headquarters | Somerville, Massachusetts, United States | Boulder, Colorado, United States |
| Integrations | Official integrations cover Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications, Jira issue tracking, PagerDuty incident management, data forwarding and feature-management tools. | Documented integrations include Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Slack and Microsoft Teams, with more than 25 integrations advertised. |
| Rating on G2 | 4.3 out of 5 from 38 reviews | 0 out of 5 from 0 reviews |
| Self-hosting | Enterprise customers can deploy BugSnag on premises or in their own cloud infrastructure. | Business customers can use external or self-hosted symbol servers, but the crash-reporting service is documented as AWS-hosted rather than self-host deployable. |
BugSnag suits development teams that need to monitor application errors, stability, and performance across mobile or web platforms. Teams with deployment or compliance requirements may consider Enterprise's on-premises option and listed security features.
BugSplat suits teams tracking crashes across desktop, mobile, game, and web projects. Its free plan is described for side projects and prototypes, while Team is aimed at production apps with a small team.