Pricing
Your bill is a function of what you forward. So change what you forward.
Auditty is licensed per node and quoted against your fleet, because that is the only number that reflects what we actually run. What we can show you now, honestly, is the part of your bill that is under your control today.
Typical deployments settle between 3% and 10%. Everything not forwarded is still written to your bucket in full.
Defaults to S3 Standard list price. Lower it if you are on Nearline, Infrequent Access or a committed discount.
Ingest cost today
$91,250/yr
500 GB/day × 365 × $1
With Auditty
$10,855/yr
- Forwarded · 25 GB/day
- $4,563
- Vault · 22,800 GB stored
- $6,293
Bill reduction · before licensing
$80,395/yr
88% less on ingest and storage, while keeping 100% of the raw data queryable.
Auditty's licence is not included above. It is quoted per node against your fleet, so your net position is this figure minus that quote.
Object storage is billed by your cloud provider directly — we never hold your data or your credentials, so there is no egress or storage margin in between.
What the licence includes
Unlimited rules and fingerprints
Pattern volume is not a billing lever. Cardinality is the problem you came here to solve.
Unlimited backfills
Pulling your own data out of your own bucket is not a metered event.
Every forwarder
File, object storage, and your existing SIEM or log vendor. No connector tiers.
The whole control plane
Dashboards, insights, fleet rules and convergence views for every node you license.
Questions
On cost and commitment.
How is Auditty priced?
Auditty is licensed per node and quoted against your fleet size. Pattern volume, rule count, retrieval count and forwarder types are not billing levers, because high cardinality is the problem customers arrive with and metering it would penalise them for it.
Object storage is billed by your cloud provider directly to you. Auditty never holds your data, so there is no storage or egress margin in between.
How much can Auditty actually save me?
Savings depend on how repetitive your logs are, and most production log volume is highly repetitive. Deployments typically settle at forwarding between 3% and 10% of ingested volume, with the remainder summarised and archived.
As an illustration, at 500 GB per day and a $0.50 per GB ingest rate, forwarding 5% reduces annual ingest cost from roughly $91,000 to roughly $4,600, with about $6,300 per year of object storage to retain a full year of the raw data in compressed form. The calculator on the pricing page lets you substitute your own volume and rates.
Those figures are the change to your ingest and storage bill. They do not include Auditty’s own licence, which is quoted per node against your fleet — your net position is that reduction minus the quote.
Does Auditty replace Datadog, Splunk or my existing SIEM?
No. Auditty sits upstream of your existing log vendor and reduces what reaches it. You keep your dashboards, alerts, queries and runbooks; they simply operate on a stream that no longer contains the repetitive lines nobody reads.
This is deliberate: replacing an observability stack is a multi-quarter migration, while reducing what you send it is a Helm install. Auditty forwards to file destinations, object storage and existing SIEM or log vendors, with no per-connector licensing.
Does Auditty stop working if it cannot reach your servers?
No. Auditty entitlements are cryptographically signed tokens verified locally on the node, so there is no phone-home licence check that can disable your log pipeline when Auditty's service has an outage.
Nodes that lose contact with the control plane continue processing with their last validated rule set and keep writing to your object storage. Loss of the control plane costs you visibility and rule changes, not log processing.
Where is my log data stored, and for how long?
Your log data is stored in your own Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage or Azure Blob Storage bucket, under a prefix you choose, as compressed Parquet partitioned by time. Auditty never holds a copy.
Retention is whatever your own bucket lifecycle policy says, because it is your storage and your billing relationship. Auditty applies no retention limit and takes no storage margin.