Braintrust is the AI observability platform. By connecting evals and observability in one workflow, Braintrust gives builders the visibility to understand how AI behaves in production and the tools to improve it.
Teams at Lovable, Notion, Stripe, Zapier, Vercel, and Ramp use Braintrust to compare models, test prompts, and catch regressions-turning production data into better AI with every release.
Braintrust is the agent observability platform. By actively applying intelligence to agent traces and automatically surfacing the most critical patterns, Braintrust gives teams the visibility to understand how agents behave in production and the tools to improve them.
Teams at Notion, Stripe, Box, OpenAI, and Cloudflare use Braintrust to trace their agents, find the issues in their observability data, and run evals that tell them how to improve.
Braintrust provides:
Data + Instrumentation: turning traces and outputs into structured eval datasets.
Active observability: autonomous and continuous intelligence on top of your observability data, surfacing the patterns that matter.
Evals: defining what "good" means, measure against it, and determine how to improve your agents.
Iteration: comparing prompts, models, and versions to improve quality, cost-effectively.
Quality gates: automated checks that prevent regressions from reaching production
Improvement loop: AI-powered tools that speed up the entire development cycle.
Highlights
Loop: A specialized agent for querying observability and trace data. Ask follow-up questions in plain language and get answers backed by your production data.
Brainstore: Braintrust's database for agent observability. Search and filter millions of traces in under a second, including full-text search across prompts and error messages.
Scalable architecture with enterprise-grade security: Braintrust is RBAC, SSO, SAML, HIPAA and SOC II compliant and offers a hybrid deployment model for customers with certain data requirements.
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Braintrust offers two separate pricing dimensions. The Usage (Units) dimension bills by consumption, charging credits for data volume, scores, data retention, and topics. Your cost rises as your processed data, scored outputs, and stored data grow. The Enterprise SaaS License (Units) dimension is a private offer negotiated directly with the vendor at info@braintrust.dev. Choose usage-based billing when you want to pay for what you consume. Choose the enterprise license when you need a custom contract, which can include tailored data retention, export, and deployment terms. The two dimensions represent distinct purchasing paths, not stacked tiers.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do the usage credits actually meter, and how do these metrics combine on my bill?
The Usage dimension meters four things: processed data volume in gigabytes, scored outputs (scores), data retention duration, and topics. Each metric bills independently and appears together. Processed data usually drives cost for high-traffic apps. Scores grow with how often you evaluate traffic. Retention adds charges the longer you store data.
What counts as one score for billing purposes?
A score is a scored output from an LLM-as-a-judge, an automated evaluator, or your own custom code scorer. Each scored trace produces scores that count toward your usage. Human review scores that your team fills in manually when reviewing traces are configured separately.
How does usage-based billing differ from the Enterprise SaaS License?
Usage-based billing charges credits as you consume data volume, scores, retention, and topics, so cost tracks actual activity. The Enterprise SaaS License is a private offer negotiated with the vendor. It can include custom data retention, export terms, and on-premises or hosted deployment. Contact info@braintrust.dev for that pricing.
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