HyperDX
HyperDX, formerly known as DeploySentinel, is a B2B engineering company based in San Mateo and Foster City, CA, offering solutions that streamline the resolution of production bugs through integrated debugging tools.
Company Overview
HyperDX, formerly known as DeploySentinel, operates out of San Mateo, CA, and Foster City, CA. The company is a small team of three and focuses on the B2B sector, specifically targeting engineering, product, and design within the industry. As a participant in the Y-Combinator S22 batch, HyperDX has established its presence in the United States, America/Canada region, and also offers remote and partly remote work options.
Product Offerings
HyperDX offers engineering solutions that streamline bug resolution with simple workflows. The company provides a comprehensive setup in minutes and correlates debug telemetry in one place, including logs, metrics, traces, and browser session replays. Its tools are open-source and built on Clickhouse and S3 platforms. HyperDX positions itself as cost-effective, boasting ten times the savings compared to Datadog.
Pricing Plans
HyperDX offers several pricing plans tailored to different customer needs. The free plan covers up to 3 GB of data per month with a 3-day retention period for one user. The Starter plan, priced at $20 per month, includes 50 GB of data per month, a 30-day retention period, and unlimited users. Enterprise plans come with custom contracts, SAML, custom retention, and volume discounts. Additional data beyond the initial 50 GB in paid plans is charged at $0.40 per GB, with specific metric pricing at $0.40 per 100 metric DPM.
Metric and Data Management
HyperDX charges for data and metrics based on specific definitions. A GB of data is considered the amount of uncompressed data initially sent to HyperDX—which could include spans, user sessions, or log messages. Metrics are calculated per DPM, meaning one data point per minute. Higher resolution metrics incur higher charges, while lower resolution ones incur lower charges. Importantly, there are no limitations on the number of alerts, dashboards, or users.