Name: Sentry Seer
Brand: Sentry Seer
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Question 1

How much does Sentry Seer cost?

Accepted Answer

Sentry Seer costs $2,880–$9,600/year for a 20-person team (billed per active contributor — 2+ PRs a month — not per seat), checked 20 October 2026 — our arithmetic on published units. Sentry publishes Seer at $40 per active contributor per month — read 20 October 2026 on sentry.io/pricing, on sentry.io/product/seer/ and in Sentry's billing documentation at docs.sentry.io/pricing. The unit is not a seat. Sentry defines an active contributor as any user who makes two or more pull requests in a month to a Seer-enabled repository, and the count resets every month, so a person who opens one PR, or none, is not billed at all. The only figure we can state exactly is therefore the rate itself: $480 per active contributor per year, our own ×12 of Sentry's published monthly rate. What a 20-person product org pays depends entirely on how many of those twenty clear the two-PR bar in a given month, which we cannot know for your org, so this row prints a band — $2,880–$9,600 a year, our arithmetic — whose floor assumes six active contributors and whose ceiling assumes all twenty people qualify every month. Treat the top of that band as a ceiling rather than a forecast: in a product org of PMs, designers and engineering managers, twenty people opening 2+ PRs a month into a Seer-enabled repo is close to certainly false. Count your own active contributors for one month before committing, and note that the count follows Seer-ENABLED repositories, so turning Seer on for two repos rather than all of them is the control. Seer is an add-on to Team ($26 a month) or Business ($80 a month); Sentry does publish $960 a year — for the Business plan SAML SSO requires, not for Seer — and error-volume overage sits on top of both.

Question 2

What does Sentry Seer cost for a 20-person team?

Accepted Answer

$2,880–$9,600/year for a 20-person team (billed per active contributor — 2+ PRs a month — not per seat), checked 20 October 2026 — our arithmetic on published units. Sentry publishes Seer at $40 per active contributor per month — read 20 October 2026 on sentry.io/pricing, on sentry.io/product/seer/ and in Sentry's billing documentation at docs.sentry.io/pricing. The unit is not a seat. Sentry defines an active contributor as any user who makes two or more pull requests in a month to a Seer-enabled repository, and the count resets every month, so a person who opens one PR, or none, is not billed at all. The only figure we can state exactly is therefore the rate itself: $480 per active contributor per year, our own ×12 of Sentry's published monthly rate. What a 20-person product org pays depends entirely on how many of those twenty clear the two-PR bar in a given month, which we cannot know for your org, so this row prints a band — $2,880–$9,600 a year, our arithmetic — whose floor assumes six active contributors and whose ceiling assumes all twenty people qualify every month. Treat the top of that band as a ceiling rather than a forecast: in a product org of PMs, designers and engineering managers, twenty people opening 2+ PRs a month into a Seer-enabled repo is close to certainly false. Count your own active contributors for one month before committing, and note that the count follows Seer-ENABLED repositories, so turning Seer on for two repos rather than all of them is the control. Seer is an add-on to Team ($26 a month) or Business ($80 a month); Sentry does publish $960 a year — for the Business plan SAML SSO requires, not for Seer — and error-volume overage sits on top of both.

Question 3

Does Sentry Seer publish pricing?

Accepted Answer

No. Sentry Seer does not publish a rate card for this tier. Sentry publishes Seer at $40 per active contributor per month — read 20 October 2026 on sentry.io/pricing, on sentry.io/product/seer/ and in Sentry's billing documentation at docs.sentry.io/pricing. The unit is not a seat. Sentry defines an active contributor as any user who makes two or more pull requests in a month to a Seer-enabled repository, and the count resets every month, so a person who opens one PR, or none, is not billed at all. The only figure we can state exactly is therefore the rate itself: $480 per active contributor per year, our own ×12 of Sentry's published monthly rate. What a 20-person product org pays depends entirely on how many of those twenty clear the two-PR bar in a given month, which we cannot know for your org, so this row prints a band — $2,880–$9,600 a year, our arithmetic — whose floor assumes six active contributors and whose ceiling assumes all twenty people qualify every month. Treat the top of that band as a ceiling rather than a forecast: in a product org of PMs, designers and engineering managers, twenty people opening 2+ PRs a month into a Seer-enabled repo is close to certainly false. Count your own active contributors for one month before committing, and note that the count follows Seer-ENABLED repositories, so turning Seer on for two repos rather than all of them is the control. Seer is an add-on to Team ($26 a month) or Business ($80 a month); Sentry does publish $960 a year — for the Business plan SAML SSO requires, not for Seer — and error-volume overage sits on top of both.

Question 4

Is Sentry Seer worth it for a 20-person product team?

Accepted Answer

Pilot. Per-active-contributor billing scales faster than the bug backlog shrinks, so prove the fix acceptance rate on two repos before org-wide enablement.

Question 5

Does Sentry Seer have SSO and SOC 2?

Accepted Answer

SAML SSO and audit logs require the Business plan. Sentry publishes a SOC 2 Type II report and DPA. Errors, stack traces and source context stay in Sentry's cloud and route to LLM providers; Sentry's docs state Seer does not train on your data or code.

Sentry Seer pricing: $2,880–$9,600/year for a 20-person team

How much does Sentry Seer cost?

What does Sentry Seer cost for a 20-person team?

Does Sentry Seer publish pricing?

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