Grafana free tier includes Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with… Catalogue date August 2026. Compare with 24 alternatives in Monitoring.

Grafana Free Tier 2026 stable

Source states a free price: The page we cite for Grafana states in words that it is free, which confirms the price — the limits stated here come from our own record rather than from that page.

Subtypes in Monitoring: dashboards — renders charts, dashboards and alert rules over telemetry held in stores it does not own; what is sold is the view, not the store. We read that on 2026-09-01 from https://grafana.com/oss/grafana/, where it says: “Easily collect, correlate, and visualize data with beautiful dashboards using Grafana — the open source data visualization and monitoring solution” How we use this.

Limits, pricing history, and 24 alternatives. Catalogue date August 2026. Last updated 2026-09-09.

Grafana's free tier offers Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions… We rate it stable. The one change we have recorded did not narrow the terms.

One of 59 Monitoring services we track. See our full Monitoring Free Tier Comparison
⚠️ Pricing change: The free tier now includes 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users. Source ↗ (discovered 2026-09-09 · effective date unknown) View in changelog →
Tier
Free OSS
Category
Pricing Page
Catalogue date
2026-08-27
Last read
2026-09-09
The day we last read the vendor's page. Our last read of it, on 2026-09-09, found the page different from the terms we hold. We hold no confirmation of the terms we publish — the 2026-08-27 beside this date is not one we can source to a read that confirmed them.

Free Tier Details

Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions. Unifies 150+ data sources into one dashboard and supports observability-as-code. You set up, administer and maintain the installation yourself; Grafana Cloud is the hosted product and is priced separately.

When You'll Outgrow Grafana's Free Tier

Pricing Change History (1 recorded)

The free tier now includes 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users. Source ↗
Before: Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions. Unifies 150+ data sources into one dashboard and supports observability-as-code. You set up, administer and maintain the installation yourself; Grafana Cloud is the hosted product and is priced separately.
After: Grafana Cloud includes a robust free tier with access to 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users.

View all 549 pricing changes across all vendors →

Alternatives in Monitoring

How Grafana compares against every one of the 24 we list, not against a selection of them. A surface with room for every member of a tied set may rotate their order. A surface with room for only some of them names none of them, because which ones it named would be the claim, and a claim seeded on the date is not the one we serve tomorrow. How we decide this.

Service Free Tier Stability
Grafana Free OSS stable
netdata.cloud Free stable
inspector.dev Free source unconfirmed
Elastic Free OSS unrated
AppSignal Free stable
BetterStack Free stable
SigNoz Free OSS stable
Datadog Free stable
Prometheus Free OSS source unconfirmed
Sematext Basic (Free) stable
bleemeo.com Free unrated
syagent.com Free stable
New Relic Free stable
Jaeger Free OSS source unconfirmed
360 Monitoring Lite stable
Sentry Developer stable
Axiom Personal stable
Grafana Cloud Free stable
Hyperping Free caution
Google Cloud Monitoring Always Free unrated
skylight.io Free source unconfirmed
fivenines.io Free risky
Simple Observability Free stable
Middleware.io Free stable
Xitoring.com Free risky

Left out of this list: UptimeRobot (shares no subtype with this product), Pulsetic (shares no subtype with this product), Healthchecks.io (shares no subtype with this product), StatusCake (shares no subtype with this product), PagerDuty (shares no subtype with this product), Cronitor (shares no subtype with this product), Uptimia (shares no subtype with this product), OnlineOrNot (shares no subtype with this product), incident.io (shares no subtype with this product), StatusPile (shares no subtype with this product), assertible.com (shares no subtype with this product), Core Web Vitals History (none of this category's subtypes apply), deadmanssnitch.com (shares no subtype with this product), downtimemonkey.com (shares no subtype with this product), economize.cloud (none of this category's subtypes apply), incidenthub.cloud (shares no subtype with this product), linkok.com (none of this category's subtypes apply), loader.io (none of this category's subtypes apply), MonitorMonk (shares no subtype with this product), OntarioNet.ca CN Test (none of this category's subtypes apply), pagecrawl.io (shares no subtype with this product), pagertree.com (shares no subtype with this product), phare.io (shares no subtype with this product), pingbreak.com (shares no subtype with this product), Pingmeter.com (shares no subtype with this product), pingpong.one (shares no subtype with this product), robusta.dev (none of this category's subtypes apply), Servervana (shares no subtype with this product), sitesure.net (shares no subtype with this product), statusgator.com (shares no subtype with this product), SweetUptime (shares no subtype with this product), UptimeObserver.com (shares no subtype with this product), uptimetoolbox.com (shares no subtype with this product), Wachete (shares no subtype with this product). Each is still listed in Monitoring, with the vendor's own words we read that from on its page. How we decide this.

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Recompute today's order yourself. The order above is a permutation seeded only on the UTC date and the query key — no vendor name, slug, id or offer field is an input. The list above is every one of the 24 entries in that order, not a prefix of it. The algorithm is published, so anyone can reproduce this page's order without asking us.
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2026-09-20
query_key
alternatives:Monitoring:Grafana
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fe0fdd7f01ebd49d07d45baeb93cc6aa9c64182d999fccd610841282bbd283db
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20

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Grafana free?
Yes, Grafana offers a free tier: Free OSS. Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions. Unifies 150+ data sources into one dashboard and supports observability-as-code.... The page we cite for Grafana states in words that it is free, which confirms the price — the limits stated here come from our own record rather than from that page.
What is Grafana's free tier?
Our stored record calls Grafana's free tier "Free OSS". Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions. Unifies 150+ data sources into one dashboard and supports observability-as-code. You set up, administer and maintain the installation yourself; Grafana Cloud is the hosted product and is priced separately. The page we cite for Grafana states in words that it is free, which confirms the price — the limits stated here come from our own record rather than from that page.
Is Grafana's free tier reliable?
Grafana's free tier is considered stable. The one change we have recorded did not narrow the terms. See the pricing history below.
Is Grafana's free tier good for production?
Grafana's free tier can be suitable for small production workloads and side projects. We rate it stable and it offers Grafana OSS — the self-hosted dashboarding and alerting front end, free under AGPL-3.0-only with Apache-2.0 exceptions…, so it's a reasonable starting point. The one change we have recorded did not narrow the terms. Monitor your usage against the limits and have an upgrade plan ready.
What changed in Grafana's pricing?
Grafana has had 1 recorded pricing change. Most recently: The free tier now includes 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users. Source: https://grafana.com/oss/grafana/ (discovered 2026-09-09).
What are the best free alternatives to Grafana?
We publish no ranking of these. Nothing we record measures popularity or generosity, so naming a best or a top few would be our preference rather than our data. We hold 24 free alternatives to Grafana in Monitoring, each listed above with its tier. Of those, 20 carry no recorded demerit and are indistinguishable under every signal we hold, so they are listed in an order that rotates daily, 4 are demoted with the reason named. Our ranking rule is published at /criteria.
When will I outgrow Grafana's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade. When you outgrow the free tier, evaluate paid plans against alternatives — sometimes a competitor's free tier covers what you need.
What category is Grafana in?
Grafana is categorized under Monitoring on AgentDeals. We list 24 other Monitoring services alongside it, every one of them on this page with its free tier and the stability we publish for it.

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