A clutter-free UI enables your team to work smarter and iterate faster.
A rapid install means your team is up-and-monitoring in minutes – not days.
Built for enterprise
Reduce overhead
With a flexible pricing structure, you can start saving money instantly.
Change the way you monitor infrastructure
Elite performance starts with knowledgeable insights.
Transaction Traces
Our agent instruments the dependencies you'd expect (database queries, HTTP calls, template rendering, etc.) and a number of not-so-common dependencies as well.
Scout's tracing logic ties bottlenecks to source code, eliminating guess work. Instrumentation is combined with our one-of-kind profiler, ScoutProf, to profile your app's custom code without complex custom configuration.
Every stack frame of every trace is analyzed for memory bloat, slow database queries, trending poor performance, and more.
The results are aggregated together and presented on your dashboard. Scout works to identify critical problems that can't be detected with the human eye.
Performance Insights
Our monitoring agent uses just a portion of the resources of existing app monitoring agents while providing higher-fidelity trace details.The secret to low overhead?
Our tracing algorithm. Our agent does more work on anomaly requests and decreases analysis on faster areas of your application code.
"With ScoutAPM we got a product we like better, and it saves us 39% over New Relic, it was a win win"
- Brett Herford-Fell CTO of Print Speak
For a limited time, Scout will beat your New Relic pricing by 40%.
Track N+1 queries, sources of memory bloat, performance abnormalities, & more for a fraction of the price.
I would say that everything I get out of New Relic, I get out of Scout for a fraction of the price. So for me, in terms of price points in value, it's a massive step up from what New Relic has on offer. In terms of what I need, I get the same amount of both, but with Scout is a fraction of the cost.
- Head of Software Engineering @ Zesty Ltd.
"Compared to New Relic, Scout is superior for identifying n+1 queries. Those are where we get the the quickest wins to improve performance."