Any Volume
Predictable Price

Cut log costs by 50% without data loss.
Priced per node, never per gigabyte ingested.

No overbilling

10x prevents cost spikes
Datadog spend stays on budget

Fixed cost

10x is priced per node
Log volume is not billed

Log everything

Enable debug in production
Every line remains searchable

Simple Pricing

Any log volume. Priced by node count.

Tier	Nodes ?	Monthly Price	Buy
Free	up to 10	$0	Install
Starter	up to 30	$99
Team	up to 100	$490
Growth	up to 300	$1,490
Business	up to 1,200	$1,950
Enterprise	up to 2,500	$4,950
Private offer	2,500+	Custom	Talk to us

What's Included

Every tier includes all features and all capacity. No per-GB charges from Log10x.

All Features

Attribute

Compact

Tier down

Regulate

Offload

No Limits

Log volume

Surge capacity

Applications

Environments

Destinations

Never Charged

Per-GB ingestion

Per-GB storage

Per-query fees

Overage charges

User seats

Pricing FAQ

Does the bill move when traffic spikes or we cross a node tier?

No. The bill is set by node count, not log volume, so a flood or a doubling of traffic adds zero. There is no per-GB charge anywhere in the 10x bill for ingest, processing, storage, or queries.

Tiers ride a P90 baseline of node count over 30 days, which you count yourself, so a one-day autoscale burst does not bump a tier. Crossing one prompts a manual one-click upgrade, never an automatic charge.

Tiers and billing

What is included in the per-node price, and what gets billed on top?

The per-node number is the whole number. Every tier includes all features, Attribute, Compact, Tier down, Regulate, Offload, plus the 10x MCP and the Console, with unlimited log volume and no per-seat, per-query, or per-GB add-on.

Volume-based tools tend to split ingest, indexing, retention, seats, and queries into separate lines and then add overage; node pricing collapses that into one figure.

What every tier includes

What counts as a node? Do pods, analytics hosts, or a sidecar inflate the count?

Only hosts running a 10x collector count. Pods on a worker node stay out of the count, and analytics infrastructure like log-platform indexers and data nodes stays out too, unless that machine itself runs a collector. Lambda functions are free.

How nodes are counted

Can we pilot on a few nodes without a credit card, and is there lock-in if we leave?

Yes to both. The POC runs on your own logs on your own machine with no account and no card, and a scoped rollout is billed only on the nodes that run a collector, so pinning the deployment to 50 of 200 worker nodes counts as 50. An unlicensed engine runs the full product on up to 10 nodes for 30 days, and Free lifts the time limit.

Processing runs in your own infrastructure and metrics land in your own store, so leaving means no vendor-held log data to extract. A downgrade takes effect at the end of the billing cycle.

Trials, pilots, and leaving

How do we buy, and how does the licence arrive?

By card, or through AWS Marketplace on the AWS bill you already have. Every paid tier is listed there at the same monthly and annual prices shown above, so there is no new vendor to onboard.

Either way the licence is a signed token, delivered by email. Paying by card issues it as soon as Stripe confirms the charge. A Marketplace subscription issues it once the subscription is linked to your Log10x account.

View the AWS Marketplace listing

Does the engine depend on Log10x being up, or on a renewal landing on time?

No to both. The token carries a signature the engine checks locally, so nothing on our side can stop a pipeline that is already running. Where a service endpoint is configured, the engine makes one best-effort call at startup, and a service it cannot reach produces a warning, not a stop.

Every paid licence is issued with 30 days beyond the paid period, so a late renewal does not interrupt log delivery. After that window the engine refuses to start.

How licensing works

Explore Pricing FAQs

Next Steps

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