New Relic charges per seat and per GB, locking observability access behind per-user pricing. Its core platform is closed source, and switching away means rewriting your instrumentation. Maple gives you the same full-stack observability with transparent usage-based pricing, unlimited seats, and a open-source codebase under FSL-1.1 you can self-host.
Unlimited team members — no per-user fees to limit observability access
Inspect every line of code. No black-box data processing
Pure OpenTelemetry — no vendor-specific agents to install or maintain
Per-seat pricing limits observability access to a few engineers
Unlimited team seats included. Every engineer, on-call responder, and manager gets access.
Closed-source platform means no visibility into how your data is processed
Maple's source is available under FSL-1.1. Audit the code, understand the data pipeline, and contribute back.
Vendor lock-in through proprietary agents and NRQL query language
Built on OpenTelemetry standards. Your instrumentation and data remain portable to any OTel backend.
No option to self-host or meet data residency requirements on your own terms
Self-host Maple on your own infrastructure for complete control over data storage and compliance.
Add as many team members as you need. Maple charges based on data volume, not how many engineers need access to observability.
Every line of code is on GitHub. Audit the platform, contribute improvements, and never worry about what happens behind closed doors.
No proprietary agents required. Maple is built on OpenTelemetry standards, so your existing instrumentation works without modification.
AI-powered diagnostics and MCP tool integration help you find root causes faster with automated analysis workflows.
Run Maple on your own infrastructure for full data sovereignty. Keep sensitive telemetry data within your network.
Built entirely on open standards. Your instrumentation, your data formats, and your export pipelines remain portable.
Replace New Relic's proprietary agents with OpenTelemetry SDKs. OTel provides the same auto-instrumentation for popular frameworks and languages.
Configure your OpenTelemetry Collector or SDK to export to Maple's OTLP endpoint. You can dual-ship to both New Relic and Maple during the transition.
Build your monitoring views in Maple's dashboard builder. Set up alerting rules to match your existing New Relic alert policies.
Drag the sliders to match your usage and see how the costs compare.
That's 89% less than New Relic — or $3.7k/year back in your budget.
Estimates based on published pricing as of 2025. Actual costs may vary based on contract terms, volume discounts, and additional features. Maple pricing based on the Startup plan ($29/mo with 300 GB total included data).
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