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An accepted event is a successfully ingested exception that passes validation and counts toward your plan’s event quota. Each stored ingestion counts — even when it groups into an issue you already have.

A finished session replay that Talaria keeps under your retention policy. We bill by count, not minutes or gigabytes. Aborted uploads and short ring-buffer samples that expire without retention do not count.

Bytes Talaria sends when you read data: dashboard and API responses, AI payloads, MCP tool results, exports and replay playback. Each plan includes an allowance; above it, pay-as-you-go is $0.15 per GB. Ingested events, analytics and transactions stay on their own meters, and a replay that is stored but not played does not count.

One transaction per started block of 25 spans in a trace: a 9-span trace counts as 1, a 60-span trace as 3. Each plan includes a monthly amount. On Team and Business, pay-as-you-go above it is $0.00004 per transaction; above 4M transactions over the include on Team, or 7.5M on Business, talk to sales. Transactions have their own spending cap and don't count toward your event quota.

By size: the log data you send over OTLP, measured decompressed. Each plan includes a monthly amount (Developer 1 GB, Team 5 GB, Business 20 GB, Enterprise 100 GB). Developer stops accepting logs at its included amount. On Team and Business, pay-as-you-go above it is $0.50 per GB, up to a log spending cap (by default Team $10, Business $50 a month) that you can change in billing settings. Logs don’t count toward your event quota.

Every accepted track, page, screen or identify call, including autocaptured browser pageviews and Flutter screen views. Rejected or malformed payloads do not count, and neither do funnel evaluations.

No. Analytics is included on every plan with its own monthly quota and its own spending cap, so it cannot consume your event or replay budget. Above the quota, pay-as-you-go has its own rates: $0.00005 per event. Above 20M over the quota on Team, or 40M on Business, talk to sales.

Test, staging and production use the plan meters, including pay-as-you-go. Development has its own included cap, equal to that signal’s plan inclusion. It hard-stops at that cap and never creates overage.

Rejected or malformed payloads, issue status updates and alert configuration. Events, replays, analytics, logs and data transfer are metered separately.

Team and Business have separate default caps for event and replay pay-as-you-go (Team defaults to $50 events and $25 replays a month), plus transaction and analytics caps ($25 and $50 on Team and $100 and $200 on Business), a log cap ($10 on Team and $50 on Business by default) and an AI cap ($25 on Team and $100 on Business by default) that covers credit and tool-turn overage. You can raise or lower each cap in billing settings, up to the plan’s self-serve limit; above it, talk to sales. The sum of pay-as-you-go across all meters, including AI, stops at $2,000 a month on self-serve. Your minimum bill is always the base plan price.

Where required, prices are shown GST-inclusive for NZ customers. Enterprise quotes state tax treatment explicitly.