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Chronosphere vs New Relic
Compare Chronosphere and New Relic on deployment, pricing and source model before you shortlist.
| Attribute |  ChronosphereOther license |  New RelicOther license |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Monitoring & Observability | Monitoring & Observability |
| Primary focus | Cloud-native observability platform, now part of Palo Alto Networks | Application and infrastructure telemetry in one workflow |
| Deployment | Not specified | Not specified |
| Source model | Other license | Other license |
| Pricing model | contact sales | freemium |
| API available | Yes | Not specified |
| Vendor website | Visit vendor ↗ | Visit vendor ↗ |
| ITHub profile | View full profile → | View full profile → |
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Frequently asked questions
Is Chronosphere or New Relic open source?
Chronosphere is not open source (proprietary or source-available). New Relic is not open source (proprietary or source-available).
What is the pricing model for Chronosphere vs New Relic?
Chronosphere uses a contact sales pricing model. New Relic uses a freemium pricing model. Confirm current rates with each vendor before deciding.
Can Chronosphere and New Relic be self-hosted?
Chronosphere is not offered as a self-hosted option. New Relic is not offered as a self-hosted option.