New Relic AI Observability
Observability for AI-powered applications and agent stacks
- Tool type
- Full-stack observability for AI applications
- Made for
- Engineers and reliability teams running AI apps
- Runs on
- Web-based observability platform
- Data is sent from your applications to New Relic's cloud platform, which is accessed in a browser.
What it does
New Relic AI Observability takes in telemetry from AI-powered applications, including LLM calls, agent and tool calls, MCP server requests, model predictions, and the surrounding APM, infrastructure, and database signals. It produces dashboards, traces, alerts, and cost views that show response time, quality signals such as prompts and responses, token usage, and where latency or errors occur across the stack.
People use it to troubleshoot slow or failing AI features, follow multi-agent call flows through distributed tracing, and compare models on cost, performance, and quality in one view. Its distinct claim is one platform covering the AI layer alongside apps and infrastructure, with out-of-the-box connections to services such as OpenAI, Pinecone, and LangChain.
It suits engineering and reliability teams running AI applications in production. Starting is free with a perpetual free tier of 100 GB monthly data ingest and one full platform user, with no credit card required. Paid usage applies beyond that, and the platform's own pages note that cost varies if add-on compute features are enabled. Limitations include that most paid plan prices require a sales or pricing request.
What it can do
- Monitor LLM response time, errors, token usage, and cost across models
- Trace agent-to-tool and agent-to-agent call flows with distributed tracing
- Automatically capture the full Model Context Protocol (MCP) request lifecycle
- Compare models on cost, performance, and quality in one view
- Track ML model predictions and drift with out-of-the-box dashboards
- Set custom alerts on token usage and related AI metrics
Works with
- OpenAI
- Pinecone
- LangChain
- OpenTelemetry
Before you choose
- Paid pricing for Standard and Pro editions requires a pricing request; the page does not publish those amounts.
- Advanced Compute add-on features can incur extra charges beyond the base price.
- Data ingest stops and platform access is lost if the free 100 GB monthly limit is exceeded until upgrade or the next month.
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Get started
Free tier includes 100 GB monthly ingest and one full platform user; no credit card required.
- Create a free New Relic account at the signup page.
- Connect your AI application's telemetry, using the built-in integrations for supported models and frameworks.
- Open the AI observability views to confirm LLM, agent, and MCP data is arriving, then set alerts on token usage or latency.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDThe free tier includes 100 GB of monthly data ingest and one full platform user. Paid charges depend on the selected data, user and compute pricing model. Confirm edition entitlements, retention and usage rates for the intended deployment.
- 100 GB data ingest per month
- One free full platform user
- Data ingest billed per GB beyond 100 GB
- Full platform users billed per user
Source: newrelic.com/pricing, checked 30 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
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