You pay for credits. Everything else is included.
We want to incentivize, not punish, sending more data: the more data you send to Foam, the better your experience will be.
There is no event, indexing, host, or seat-based pricing.
- Chat and Issues
- Cloud hosted
- Unlimited users, no per-seat charges
- Monitors and Playground on Team
- Playground, Chats, Monitors, Issues
- Unlimited users, no per-seat charges
- Per-user usage visibility
- No host, metric, span, or event fees
- 1 TB of storage free per month
- Capped so there are no surprises
- Everything in Team
- Credits pool sized to your organization
- SSO/SAML, role-based access, audit logs
- Custom data retention
- Dedicated Slack channel with our team
Your first 1 TB of storage each month is free, then $25.30 per TB/month, a straight pass-through of our cost.
FAQ
What do I need to do to try out Foam?
Connect your GitHub account and point Foam at your repositories. Foam scans your codebase and opens a setup PR. Merge it and data starts flowing. You never write code or instrument anything yourself.
What does Foam cover?
Everything your stack emits, frontend to backend: distributed traces, logs, metrics, and errors across your services, plus session replays, Web Vitals, and network activity in the browser. Sessions are stitched end to end, so a click connects to the exact backend queries it triggered. Foam also traces LLM and agent workloads, including prompts, responses, token usage, and multi-step runs.
How long does installation take, and what happens during it?
Scanning your repositories takes 20 to 40 minutes, and installing and testing each selected app takes 2 to 5 hours, depending on repository size and service count. It is all hands-off: Foam fills any visibility gaps it finds and runs test traffic to confirm every signal lands. You finish with a coverage report and guaranteed full visibility.
Do I need to uninstall other observability tools?
No. Foam runs alongside your existing tools, and installation guarantees they keep working exactly as they do today.
What if Foam doesn't have the telemetry to answer a question?
It fills the gap. Foam opens a PR adding the missing telemetry, and once deployed, it answers the question.
“We asked Foam what was going wrong and it answered before we even finished the question. Their CEO stayed in our channel until it was fully useful.”
“Forty alerts a day and none of them meant anything. Now Foam tells us what actually matters and acts on the rest.”
“Before our users even get to ping us, Foam has already explained the issue and pointed us to the cause.”
“I used to lose a whole day checking my changes in prod. Now I just ask Foam and get answers in seconds.”
“Frontend and backend are fully linked now. I ask one question and get the full picture across every service.”
“We asked Foam what was going wrong and it answered before we even finished the question. Their CEO stayed in our channel until it was fully useful.”
“Forty alerts a day and none of them meant anything. Now Foam tells us what actually matters and acts on the rest.”
“Before our users even get to ping us, Foam has already explained the issue and pointed us to the cause.”
“I used to lose a whole day checking my changes in prod. Now I just ask Foam and get answers in seconds.”
“Frontend and backend are fully linked now. I ask one question and get the full picture across every service.”