What is Latitude?
Agent failures detected and tracked.
Who is Latitude best for?
Latitude is best for teams running AI agents in production who want failed runs grouped into issues with alerts.
Agents already in production
It traces every run, groups recurring failures into ranked issues with trends and example traces, and alerts you by Slack, email or webhook.
Teams that fix with Claude Code or Cursor
When an issue appears or grows, it passes the coding agent the context and sample traces so it can draft a fix and open a pull request.
Stacks built on OpenTelemetry
You can point an existing OpenTelemetry pipeline at it instead of adopting a proprietary trace format.
Companies that keep data in-house
It is MIT-licensed and can run on one machine with Docker Compose or on Kubernetes with a Helm chart.
How much does Latitude cost?
Latitude's Starter plan is free with 20,000 credits a month, and Pro costs $99 a month for 100,000 credits, with extra credits at $20 per 10,000.
- 20K credits a month; one ingested trace uses 1 credit
- 30-day data retention, unlimited seats
- Support in the shared Slack channel
- 100K credits a month, then $20 per 10K extra
- 90-day data retention, unlimited seats
- Priority support, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reports
Enterprise is priced on request, with custom credit volume and retention, SAML SSO, role-based access, an uptime and support SLA, and the option to run it in your own infrastructure. Ingesting a trace costs 1 credit; custom signals, session intelligence and automatic issue detection use more credits when they run hosted AI. Plans can be changed or cancelled at any time from account settings. Full pricing on latitude.so. We checked these prices on .
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Is Latitude open source?
Yes. Latitude's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.
On GitHub
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- Last commit
- 9 Nov
- Repository age
- 2 years
- Latest release
- 27 Oct
- Licence
- MIT
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- latitude-dev/latitude-llm
What are the best Latitude alternatives?
Latitude is an open source alternative to Openlayer and Splunk Agent Observability. AgentOps, Future AGI, Langfuse and Helicone do the same job and are open source too.
OpenlayerFreeAI governance with evaluations, tracing, guardrails and compliance tracking.
Splunk Agent ObservabilityFreeAI agent tracing and evaluations in Splunk Observability Cloud, formerly Galileo.
AgentOpsOpen SourceTrace, debug and cost-track your AI agents in production.
Future AGIOpen SourceTracing, evaluations and guardrails for production agents.
LangfuseOpen SourceOpen-source tracing, prompt management and evals for LLM apps.
HeliconeOpen SourceLLM usage routed, debugged and analysed.
Questions about Latitude
What is Latitude?
Agent failures detected and tracked.
Who is Latitude for?
Latitude is best for teams running AI agents in production who want failed runs grouped into issues with alerts.
Is Latitude free?
Yes. Latitude's Starter plan is free with no end date and includes 20,000 credits a month, 30-day data retention and unlimited seats. Latitude is also open source under the MIT license, so you can host it yourself instead of using the cloud version.
How much does Latitude cost?
Latitude's paid plans are Pro at $99 per month.
Is Latitude open source?
Yes. Latitude's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best Latitude alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Openlayer, Splunk Agent Observability, AgentOps, Future AGI, Langfuse and Helicone.
Where can I try Latitude?
On its official website, latitude.so.
What counts as a credit in Latitude?
In Latitude, ingesting one trace costs 1 credit. Custom signals cost a base credit plus the tokens their model calls use, and session intelligence and automatic issue detection also use credits. Pro includes 100,000 credits a month, and usage beyond that costs $20 per 10,000.
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