Telebugs is a paid, Sentry-compatible error-tracking system that collects application errors, groups them, and alerts teams. Existing Sentry SDKs can send reports by changing the DSN. Reports may include backtraces, breadcrumbs, request and user details, tags, environment, runtime, and custom context. Teams can search, filter, assign, annotate, bulk-edit, snooze, or mute errors; resolved errors can reopen automatically when they recur. Alerts support email, browser push, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, and webhooks. Telebugs also provides a REST API, outgoing webhooks, and MCP access for authorized AI coding agents. Source maps can resolve minified JavaScript backtraces, and repository links can open relevant files. Deployment is managed or self-hosted in one Docker container on AMD64 or ARM64. Managed costs 99.00 USD per month after a 14-day trial. Self-hosted costs 299.00 USD per once, followed by 99.00 USD per year for updates and email support.
Who it is for
It suits product teams, agencies, consultants, and companies wanting production error data on infrastructure they control. Teams migrating from Sentry can retain their SDKs, but historical issue import is not automatic.
What is good
- Keeps existing Sentry SDK integrations
- Offers multiple alert destinations
- Supports source maps for minified JavaScript
- Provides managed and self-hosted deployment
- Includes REST API and outgoing webhooks
What to know first
- No free plan is available
- Does not provide full observability features
- Historical Sentry import has no official bulk path
- Self-hosted customers manage infrastructure and compliance
Verdict
Telebugs concentrates on application error collection, triage, and notifications with managed or customer-controlled deployment. Its focused scope and lack of automatic historical Sentry import may matter when selecting a monitoring system.
Telebugs plans and pricing
All plansCompared on error monitoring software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $99/mo
- Frontend monitoring
- Yes
- Release tracking
- Yes
- Source-map support
- Yes
- Deployment model
- both
- Session replay
- No
