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Free allowance
Free plan: 100K logs daily, 2,000 customer devices, unlimited user accounts and apps, 24 hours of retention, remote logging and native SDKs for mobile and web; no crash reporting, no API access and no webhooks
Verdict
caveatusable, with a named limit or an unprobed read path
Cost
free tier
Identity
emailno card, phone unknown
Binding limit
retention-clamped24 hours of retention on Free
Evidence
documented10 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-02checked 2026-11-01 (live); stale on 2026-12-02
Free tierFree plan: 100K logs daily, 2,000 customer devices, unlimited user accounts and apps, 24 hours of retention, remote logging and native SDKs for mobile and web; no crash reporting, no API access and no webhooks
unit mixed; metered on request-count; The allowance mixes a daily count of logs with a count of customer devices, so no single unit of the vocabulary fits. The Team plan keeps logs 7 days and adds crash reporting; the Pro plan keeps them 30 days and adds API access, webhooks and log archiving to an S3 bucket.
Pricenone stated
Limits
  • volume-quota 100K logs daily and 2,000 customer devices on Free source
  • retention-clamped (binding) 24 hours of retention on Free source
Free has no crash reporting, no API access, no webhooks and no log archiving to S3.
Bindingretention-clamped Logs disappear after 24 hours, so the free tier is a one-day debugging window whatever the volume.
Identityemail The sign-up page states no credit card is needed and asks for a name, an email address and a password, or GitHub sign-in. Whether a later step asks for a phone number is unverified: behind a sign-up.
Egresslogs are read in the dashboard; API access, webhooks and log archiving to an S3 bucket are not part of Free
Per-object capunverified: no per-log-line size is stated on the pages read
Retention24 hours on Free, against 7 days on Team and 30 days on Pro (1 days)
Interfaceunknown Logs are sent by native SDKs for mobile and web and read in the dashboard; the pricing table lists API access from the Pro plan, so the Free plan has no API, and the interface vocabulary has no term for an SDK-only service.
Toolingnative SDKs for mobile and web, and the web dashboard
Composes withRemote logs from the devices of a free-hosted mobile or web app for 24 hours, up to 100K log lines a day, without a self-run log pipeline.
Reliabilitylogs older than 24 hours are deleted on the Free plan
Evidence notedocumented Plan limits are quoted from the first-party pricing page and the sign-up fields from the sign-up page. No account was opened, so any later sign-up step is unverified: behind a sign-up.
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 1
  • retention-clamped 24 hours
Evidence 10
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free has 2,000 customer devices against unlimited on the paid plans
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free allows 100K logs daily
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/retention is 24 hours on Free, 7 days on Team and 30 days on Pro
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free has unlimited user accounts
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free has unlimited apps
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free has remote logging and no crash reporting, which starts on the Team plan
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/Free has a native SDK for mobile and web
2026-11-01bugfender.com/pricing/API access, webhooks and log archiving to S3 start on the Pro plan
2026-11-01dashboard.bugfender.com/signup?plan=freethe free sign-up states no credit card is needed
2026-11-01dashboard.bugfender.com/signup?plan=freethe sign-up form asks for a name, an email and a password, with GitHub sign-in
Unknown values 1
  • interface: the access interface was not established