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Netwarden vs Bugsink

Bugsink is an error tracker that accepts Sentry's SDKs and runs as a single Docker container, self-hosted for free or managed by Bugsink with data in the EU. It focuses on errors. Netwarden takes the same SDKs and also stores traces, logs and cron check-ins.

Free for one project and 50K events a month.

Bugsink’s column is from its own pages, checked October 30, 2026.
FeatureNetwardenBugsink
SDKsSentry's own SDKs, unchanged: change the DSNSentry's SDKs
Where it runsHosted only, in the US (New York). No self-hosted editionSelf-hosted (one container), or managed in the EU
Pricing$9 (250K events), $29 (1M events), $79 (5M events) a monthManaged: $16 (75K events), $50 (600K), $158 (3M) a month; self-hosted is free
Free tier50K events a month, one project15K events a month, one user (managed)
Past the allowanceNew events are refused while the last 30 days are over the allowance. Never billedNot stated on its pricing page
Performance and tracesNot listed
LogsYes, with alert rules on a patternNot listed
Cron monitoringNot listed
Uptime checksYes, for websites and endpointsNot listed
Session replay
Server monitoring and security checksYes, one agent for Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD and Kubernetes

Pick Netwarden if

  • You use more of the Sentry SDK than errors: traces, logs, release health or cron monitors.
  • You want a free tier with more room: 50K events a month.
  • You run servers too, and want them in the same account.

Pick Bugsink if

  • You want to self-host, and a single container is the setup you are after.
  • You need your data stored in the EU.
  • Errors are all you track.

Moving from Bugsink

Both take Sentry SDKs: moving is a DSN change, one project at a time.

Sources: Bugsink, Bugsink source. Prices change; check them before you decide.

Send your first error

Put the DSN in one app and its errors show up here a minute later. It is free for one project. If anything gets in the way, write to us and a person who builds Netwarden answers.