What is Openlayer?
AI governance with evaluations, tracing, guardrails and compliance tracking.
Who is Openlayer best for?
Openlayer is best for AI and engineering teams that need to test, monitor and govern LLM apps and agents.
Blocking regressions before release
175+ ready-made evaluations run in CI against your own data, so a worse prompt or model change fails before it ships.
Watching AI apps in production
Tracing records prompts, responses and tool calls, and alerts fire when quality, cost, latency or drift changes.
Regulated companies
Controls map to the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001, with audit evidence drawn from testing and monitoring.
Security teams guarding LLM traffic
Guardrails block prompt injection, jailbreaks and PII leaks, and a gateway enforces access and routing rules.
How much does Openlayer cost?
Openlayer's Basic plan is free for one member with 5 projects and 20,000 inference logs a month, and its Enterprise plan is priced on request.
- 1 member, 5 projects, 20,000 inference logs a month
- AI test library, CI/CD testing, tracing and alerts
- 3 months of data retention, community support on Discord
Enterprise is priced on request, based on scale, deployment and support needs rather than per seat. It adds unlimited members, projects and inference volume, custom tests, data export, role-based access, SAML SSO, on-premise deployment, compliance reports and a 99.99% SLA. The pricing page labels Basic a trial, but Openlayer's own FAQ calls it a free plan. Full pricing on openlayer.com. We checked these prices on .
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What are the best Openlayer alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Openlayer's job. All three are open source, so you can run them on your own server.
Future AGIOpen SourceChoose it when you want tracing, evaluations and guardrails for production agents that you can self-host under Apache 2.0.
LangfuseOpen SourceChoose it when your team needs traces, prompt versions and evaluations in one open-source tool rather than a governance suite.
LatitudeOpen SourceChoose it when your main need is catching and grouping agent failures, from open-source code you can inspect.
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Questions about Openlayer
What is Openlayer?
AI governance with evaluations, tracing, guardrails and compliance tracking.
Who is Openlayer for?
Openlayer is best for AI and engineering teams that need to test, monitor and govern LLM apps and agents.
What are the limits of Openlayer's free plan?
Openlayer's free Basic plan covers one member, one workspace, 5 projects, one inference pipeline and 20 tests per project, and 20,000 inference logs a month, with 3 months of data retention. Custom tests, data export, role-based access and SSO need the Enterprise plan.
Is there an open source alternative to Openlayer?
Yes. Future AGI, Langfuse, Latitude and Helicone are open source tools that do the same job, so you can run your own.
What are the best Openlayer alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Future AGI, Langfuse and Latitude.
Where can I try Openlayer?
On its official website, openlayer.com.
Can Openlayer run on-premise?
Yes, but only on the Enterprise plan. Openlayer offers on-premise deployment for organizations with strict data residency or air-gapped requirements, and prices Enterprise per organization based on scale, deployment and support needs.
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