Logstreem is a logging platform built around one endpoint and one query language, priced on a single dial you can model in advance.
Every logging stack is fine at first. Then volume grows, and the failure is always the same shape: the bill grows faster than the data, and the thing you are asked to do about it is log less.
Logging less is a terrible answer. The logs you drop are the ones you needed during the incident you had not had yet. But the alternative — an index-per-field cluster you now have to operate, or a vendor charging per host, per GB, per query and per seat — is how observability ends up costing more than the infrastructure it watches.
So Logstreem takes the other side of the trade. No indexes, so there is nothing to size and nothing to reindex. Columnar blocks on object storage, so retention is cheap and predictable. One meter — gigabytes in — so the cost of keeping a log is a number you can reason about before you write the log line.
How we work
Where a feature conflicts with one of these, the feature loses. They are the reason the pricing page has one number on it.
Gigabytes ingested, multiplied by retention. Queries, dashboards, monitors, seats and egress are included. You can model your bill on a napkin, and the number you model is the number you get — no per-host agent fee, no separate APM SKU, no surprise at the end of an incident.
Fields are discovered at ingest and typed at query time. There is no mapping to plan, no reindex when a shape changes, and no cluster to size. Adding a field to a log line is a code change, not a migration.
The console, the CLI, the Terraform provider and the MCP server all run on the same public REST API you get. There is no privileged internal endpoint — anything you can do by clicking, you can do in CI.
Export to NDJSON or Parquet with no fee and no rate limit, or mirror compressed blocks to your own S3 bucket and keep querying them through the same API. Ingest is OpenTelemetry- and Elasticsearch-bulk compatible, so arriving and leaving are both an afternoon.
The comparison
One terabyte a month with twelve-month retention, against published list pricing. We are not claiming to be better at everything — we are claiming the bill for keeping logs should not look like this.
The company
A distributed engineering team building one product, in six regions, with no sales gate between you and a working account.
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Logstreem — The unified logging API. Ashburn · Portland · Frankfurt · London · Singapore · São Paulo.