Last9 Logs
7.2#31 in log management softwareFrom $700 a monthWebAPISelf-hosted
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What both publish
| Fact | Last9 Logs | Logflare |
|---|---|---|
| Archive export | Yes | Yes |
| Company | Last9's About page says it is made in California and has been operating since 2020. | Logflare says it is now part of Supabase and directs users to Supabase for support. |
| Deployment options | cloud | both |
| Live log tailing | Yes | Yes |
| Log pipelines | Yes | Yes |
| Product | Last9 Logs is a cloud and OpenTelemetry native service for streaming, storing, and analyzing logs. | Logflare describes itself as log and application performance management in one solution. |
| Retention | The product page says default retention is 14 days and describes long-term AWS S3 retention with on-demand rehydration. | Managed storage keeps logs for the plan duration, while customer-owned BigQuery tables can retain data indefinitely. |
| Security | The Logs page states support for SOC 2 Type 2 and PCI compliance, plus allowlist and blocklist access controls. | The service states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest when Google BigQuery is used as the backend. |
Last9 Logs plans
- AWS Marketplace 1-month contract — Platform fee$700 a month
- AWS Marketplace 1-month contract — Pay as you go—
Logflare plans
- Metered BYOB$10 a month
- Metered$15 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
- Project—
Pick Last9 Logs if…
Last9 Logs may suit developers, SRE and platform engineers, and engineering leaders who need log search alongside related telemetry. It offers controls for log pipelines, sensitive data, and retention.
Pick Logflare if…
Logflare suits teams that need structured application logging, SQL querying, dashboards, and alerts across web, mobile, API, or self-hosted deployments. Its plans also address users wanting a free tier or BigQuery-based retention.