IT monitoring and observability software for infrastructure, applications, and networks.
Modular usage-based and per-unit subscription pricing; public starting prices are shown by product module, with SaaS and self-hosted deployment options and quote-based volume pricing.
Public pricing is shown on a monthly basis, but SolarWinds states that multi-year contracts are billed annually. The SaaS pricing page offers a 30-day fully functional free trial across modules. The self-hosted page also offers a 30-day fully functional free trial and says volume discounts are available. Log Observability can be purchased on monthly or annual plans, and plan changes during the month are prorated. Some tiers are quote-based, so buyers should expect the public list price to be a starting point rather than a guaranteed final rate.
Priced per service instance to be instrumented for monitoring; each service instance is counted one-to-one.
Network devices and hosts are counted with defined ratios, including 1:1 for devices and hosts, 3:1 for cloud services, and 10:1 for containers.
Sold in 1 GB/month increments; overage is allowed by default; longer retention requires contacting sales.
Charged per active database instance based on a daily high watermark of telemetry-receiving instances.
Each bundle includes 10 uptime checks or 2 transaction checks; checks can run as frequently as every 60 seconds and are billed per configured check, not by run frequency.
Sold in blocks of 100,000 page views; quantity is based on total page views divided by 100,000.
The public page describes flexible licensing and allocation across instances, but does not publish a higher-end cap or full package price.
The pricing page points buyers to Request Quote and indicates multi-year contracts billed annually; the page does not fully break out the exact package contents for every deployment permutation.
SolarWinds says customers can connect with the company about volume discounts. The public pricing pages do not disclose a fixed discount schedule or threshold, so the exact savings are quote-based.
Log Observability retention is publicly shown from 1 to 60 days. For longer retention, SolarWinds instructs buyers to get in touch with sales, so pricing for extended retention is not publicly listed.
A small team wants only SaaS application monitoring for a few instrumented services.
Expected cost$27.50 per service per month before any volume discount or contract adjustment.An operations team wants network and infrastructure visibility across servers, devices, cloud services, and containers.
Expected cost$15.75 per node per month starting point, with effective cost changing by entity mix and count ratios.A logging-heavy environment needs 250 GB of logs per month with standard retention.
Expected cost$1,250 per month at the public starting rate, before any overage or longer-retention conversation with sales.A hybrid IT buyer wants self-hosted observability with a public entry price.
Expected costStarts at $7.42 per node per month, with volume discounts available and the final price dependent on node count and deployment design.No, the public pricing pages do not show a single bundled all-in price for the full observability suite. Instead, SolarWinds publishes starting prices by module and deployment type, such as Application Observability, Network and Infrastructure Observability, Logs, Database Observability, Synthetic, RUM, and self-hosted observability. That means the final cost depends on the mix of modules and the volume each module monitors.
Yes. The official SaaS pricing page says the product is fully functional for 30 days, and the self-hosted page says the same. The product pages also include Start Free Trial or Download Free Trial prompts, so buyers can evaluate the platform before committing. The documents do not indicate that the trial requires a credit card, so that detail is not publicly disclosed here.
Log Observability is sold in 1 GB/month increments, and SolarWinds says you can choose between monthly and annual plans. The company also states that overage is allowed by default, and that monthly usage above the plan is considered overage at the end of the calendar month. If you want longer retention than the publicly listed range, you need to contact sales.
SolarWinds publicly says volume discounts are available, but it does not publish a fixed discount table on the pricing pages. In practice, that means buyers should treat discounts as quote-based and expect to request pricing for larger deployments. The page also directs buyers to Request Quote for some products outside the observability lineup, reinforcing that not every price component is publicly fixed.
