Sentry with Seer

Sentry with Seer

Seer connects production errors to code context, causes, and proposed fixes.

Oximy ResearchUpdated 19 September 2026

Overview

B-
Transparency
8 / 10
Trust
69 / 100
Developer toolSan Francisco, USSentry

Trains on your data

Free
Yes
Paid
Yes
Opt-out
No

Incidents

9
  • lowSentry Seer vulnerability allows attacker-controlled input to be executed in a privileged environment
  • mediumImproper authentication on SAML SSO process allows user identity linking
  • mediumUnsafe pickle deserialization in Relocation Feature
SOC 2ISO 27001GDPRHIPAAData Privacy Frameworkhipaa_attestationgdpr_compliant

Assessed SEP 21, 2026 · Checked by hand SEP 21, 2026

Sentry trains its own models on non-identifying service data under the Terms of Service, with outputs shared with other customers as aggregations and no switch for it; identifying data and generative features are off by default. SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA confirmed.

Trust breakdown

B-

69 / 100

Overall trust score

Data safetyComplianceIncidentsLegal
Data safety38
Compliance100
Incidents70
Legal100

Data and privacy

Trains on your data

Free
Yes
Paid
Yes
Opt-out
No

Storage regions

USEU

Sub-processors

Amazon Web Services, Inc.Anthropic, PBCCloudflare, Inc.Google LLC (Google Cloud Platform)Intercom, Inc.OpenAI, L.L.C.Sinch Email (Mailgun)Twilio Inc. (SendGrid)Functional Software GmbHSentry Software Canada Inc.Sentry Software Netherlands B.V.

Data retention

Sentry retains event data in production for the period set forth in our documentation based on data and plan type by default.

Deletion: When the Term expires, we will destroy any Personal Data in our possession or control.

Privacy policyTermsTrust center

Incidents

Powered by

transformer-based text embeddings modelOpenAI AgentsVercel AI SDKLangChainLangGraphPydantic AIAnthropic SDKGoogle GenAILaravel AI
Proprietary model

Sentry uses its own proprietary AI service called Seer, which includes a fine-tuned, transformer-based text embeddings model for issue grouping. Additionally, Sentry integrates with and auto-instruments various third-party AI frameworks and models like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google GenAI for features like agent tracing and observability.

Integrations and access

Integrations

API: YesGitHubJiraSlackGitLabMicrosoft TeamsPagerDutyVercelBitbucketAzure DevOpsDatadogSegmentSplunkLinear

Available on

Web
iOS
Android
macOS
Windows
Linux
Extension
CLI

Pricing

Developer

Free

One user, Error Monitoring and Tracing, Alerts and notifications via email, 10 custom dashboards, MCP access. Includes 50k errors, 5GB logs, 5GB application metrics, 5M spans, 50 replays, 1 uptime monitor, 1 cron monitor, 100 size analysis builds, 1GB of attachments.

Team

$26/mo (billed annually)

Unlimited users, Developer features +, Seer: AI debugging agent (subscription required). Includes 50k errors, 5GB logs, 5GB application metrics, 5M spans, 50 replays, 1 uptime monitor, 1 cron monitor, 100 size analysis builds, 1GB of attachments. Additional usage is pay-as-you-go.

Business

$80/mo (billed annually)

Unlimited custom dashboards, Advanced quota management, SAML + SCIM support. Includes 50k errors, 5GB logs, 5GB application metrics, 5M spans, 50 replays, 1 uptime monitor, 1 cron monitor, 100 size analysis builds, 1GB of attachments. Additional usage is pay-as-you-go.

Enterprise

Custom

For organizations with advanced needs. Includes Business features +, Technical account manager, Dedicated customer support. Contact sales for pricing.

View pricing page

Prices as listed on SEP 21, 2026; check the vendor's page.

Moat and openness

7/ 10
Moat 7 out of 10

Moat

  • Proprietary Model
  • Proprietary Data
  • Network Effects
  • Switching Costmoderate
  • Unique UX
  • Distributionstrong

Sentry exhibits a strong moat primarily due to its dominant market position (38.6% share) and extensive distribution across numerous SDKs and integrations, making it deeply embedded in developer workflows. While its proprietary AI (Seer) adds a layer of defensibility, the core strength lies in its comprehensive platform, large user base, and the inherent switching costs associated with migrating complex monitoring infrastructure.

7/ 10
Openness 7 out of 10

Openness

  • Open model weights
  • Published research
  • Open source contributions
  • Transparency reports
  • Public safety evals

Sentry demonstrates a strong commitment to openness, particularly through its extensive open-source contributions, including its core product and various tools. They publish semi-annual transparency reports detailing government and third-party requests for customer data, adhering to principles of privacy protection and legal scrutiny. While they don't have a dedicated 'trust center' portal, their security and compliance documentation is publicly accessible and comprehensive, though detailed SOC 2 reports require direct contact. They do not appear to publish public safety evaluations.

Company

Functional Software Inc.

Founded
2012
HQ
San Francisco, California, United States

Popularity

2.6M

monthly visits

high tierlow risk

Notable customers

Disney+CloudflareGitHubAnthropicVercelAtlassianmonday.com

Sentry is a leading application monitoring tool, holding the top rank in the application monitoring category with a 38.6% market share according to wmtips.com.

Value and ROI

What it should move: It shortens the path from a production error to a reviewable fix.

Best fit

It fits teams that want investigations based on telemetry, releases, and source maps.

The catch

Telemetry can contain customer and operations data. Control access and retention, and require engineers to review proposed fixes.

  • Bolt: Uses Sentry Seer to investigate errors and provide context to coding agents preparing fixes.[1]
  • Factory: Uses Sentry Seer to give production error context to agents that triage issues and draft fixes.[2]

In our stacks for

Engineering

References

  1. 01Bolt: how it uses Sentry with SeerSentryVendor-published
  2. 02Factory: how it uses Sentry with SeerSentryVendor-published
  3. 03Privacy policyFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  4. 04TermsFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  5. 05Trust centerFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  6. 06Pricing pageFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  7. 07Company siteFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  8. 08SOC 2Functional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  9. 09GDPRFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  10. 10HIPAAFunctional Software Inc.Vendor-published
  11. 11Sentry Seer vulnerability allows attacker-controlled input to be executed in a privileged environmentCERT Coordination CenterIndependent
  12. 12Improper authentication on SAML SSO process allows user identity linkingGitHubIndependent
  13. 13Unsafe pickle deserialization in Relocation FeatureGitHubIndependent
  14. 14Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity in SentryGitHubIndependent
  15. 15Improper authentication on SAML SSO process allows user identity linkingGitHubIndependent
  16. 16Stored XSS via integration external issuesGitHubIndependent
  17. 17Superuser cleartext password leaked in logsgithub.com/getsentry/sentryIndependent
  18. 18Privilege escalation via ApiTokensEndpointgithub.com/getsentry/sentryIndependent
  19. 19Sentry security incidentgithub.com/icco/postmortemsIndependent