New Relic free trial
Intelligent Observability resolves issues at scale—before they impact your bottom line.
New Relic has no free trial, but it has a free plan you can keep. Paid plans start at $10 a month.
Read from their page 20 days agonewrelic.com/pricing
- Free days
- Not stated
- Card to start
- No card
- Free plan
- Yes
- Then you pay
- $10/mo
- billed monthly
What their page says
Copied from newrelic.com, word for word.
Start now —no credit card required.See it on their page
You pay as low as $10 for your first full user (Standard edition) and any usage beyond your free benefits (100 GB ingested, 10,000 synthetic monitors).See it on their page
Sign up for free access with our perpetual free tier and 100 GB/month of data ingest included.See it on their page
Data ingest will cease and you will lose access to the platform when you exceed your free 100 GB of data ingest for the month until you upgrade to a paid edition or until the first day of the following month when both data ingestion and access to the platform are re-enabled.See it on their page
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New Relic free trial: questions
Does New Relic have a free trial?
Not a trial with an end date. But there is a free plan you can keep.
Does New Relic ask for a credit card?
No. You can start without a card.
How much does New Relic cost after the free trial?
The cheapest plan on their page is $10 a month.
What is missing on the free New Relic plan?
Data ingest will cease and you will lose access to the platform when you exceed your free 100 GB of data ingest for the month until you upgrade to a paid edition or until the first day of the following month when both data ingestion and access to the platform are re-enabled.
Where do these New Relic facts come from?
From newrelic.com, their own page. We copy the line each fact is in. If their page does not say it, we say that.
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