Compare Grafana Loki and Logz.io free tiers side by side. Pricing, limits, change history, and risk assessment for developers.

Grafana Loki vs Logz.io

Side-by-side free tier comparison. Catalogue dates here run to 2026-07-27.

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Verdict

Grafana Loki offers a free tier ("Free OSS") while Logz.io does not currently have a free tier.

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Grafana Loki

Riskstable
CategoryLogging
TierFree OSS
Verified2026-07-27
Last read2026-09-17
Changes1 recorded
Grafana Cloud Logs offers a free tier with up to 50GB of logs. Loki is also available as a self-managed, open source option.The page we cite for Grafana Loki states in words that it is free, which confirms the price — the limits stated here come from our read of the vendor's page on 2026-08-28.

Logz.io

Riskcaution 2024-11-17 removed
CategoryLogging
TierTrial
Verified2026-07-26
Last read2026-09-24
Changes1 recorded
ELK-based log management — 14-day free trial only. No permanent free tier. Consumption-based pricing starts at $0.92/ingested GB/day. Community plan removed

Pricing Change History

Grafana Loki

new discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown medium impact
The page details a free tier of Grafana Cloud Logs offering up to 50GB of logs. The page now highlights Grafana Cloud as the easiest way to get started, with a free tier. Source ↗

Logz.io

removed effective 2024-11-17 low impact
Logz.io dropped its free Community plan (Log Management 1 GB a day with 1-day retention) between 2024-10-11 and 2024-11-17. Its terms, revised 2025-01-15, delete an account when its 14-day trial lapses unless it moves to a paid plan. Source ↗

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