Langfuse Custom Dashboards is an open-source platform designed to streamline LLM engineering workflows by enabling teams to collaboratively debug, analyze, and iterate on their large language model (LLM) applications. The platform integrates all its features natively, ensuring a seamless development experience. It offers tiered pricing plans tailored to different project scales, ranging from free access for hobbyists to enterprise-grade solutions for large-scale deployments.
The Hobby plan provides free access to all platform features with certain limits, including 50k events per month, 30 days of data access, and support via community channels like Discord and GitHub. For production-level projects, the Core plan introduces extended data retention, higher event limits, unlimited users, and direct support via email or chat. Scaling projects can benefit from the Pro plan, which includes unlimited data access, advanced rate limits, and compliance features like SOC2 and ISO27001 reports.
For organizations requiring enterprise-level functionalities, Langfuse offers customizable plans with features such as SSO enforcement, fine-grained role-based access control (RBAC), dedicated support engineers, architecture reviews, and billing via AWS Marketplace. These options make Langfuse a versatile and robust solution for teams aiming to optimize their LLM application development and deployment processes.
The product offers four pricing plans: Hobby (free, includes 50k events/month, 30 days data access, community support), Core ($59/month, includes 100k events/month, $8 per additional 100k events, 90 days data access, unlimited users, email/chat support), Pro ($199/month, includes 100k events/month, $8 per additional 100k events, unlimited data access, high rate limits, Slack support), and Enterprise (custom pricing with tailored features, unlimited history, custom rate limits, dedicated support, and advanced compliance). Discounts are available for educational, non-profit, and open-source projects.
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