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SiteOS vs Sentry.
Different jobs, one website.

Sentry monitors application code: errors, tracing, logs, session replay and uptime, with Seer for AI root-cause analysis and fixes. SiteOS covers your website's errors, logs, traces and session replay too, alongside SEO and AI visibility, analytics, consent, forms, site search, browser checks on key journeys and checks that tracking fires, in one Project. This page compares SiteOS and Sentry on error tracking, debugging, uptime and browser checks, SEO, analytics, consent and forms, including where Sentry goes further.

At a glance

Where SiteOS goes further9

  • Technical SEO auditsSite crawls, Lighthouse checks and Search Console reports
  • Keyword, rank and backlink researchKeywords, SERPs, rankings, domains and backlinks
  • AI answer visibilityChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, against up to five competitors
  • Web analyticsCookieless, with goals, funnels, several domains and GA4
  • Cookie consent bannerRegional rules, Google Consent Mode and scheduled scans
  • Forms with an inboxShared inbox, contacts, spam controls and Mailchimp
  • Site searchCrawled indices, relevance controls and search analytics
  • Browser checks on key journeysPage checks without code, and Playwright journeys on a schedule and in pull requests
  • Tracking checks for GA4, GTM and consentFailed requests, duplicates, missing events and tag changes, plus personal data, consent and pull request checks

Where Sentry goes further2

  • Error SDKs for mobile apps and backend languagesSentry's SDKs cover Android, iOS, React Native and Flutter, and backends such as Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP and .NET.
  • Code profilingSentry's continuous and UI profiling are billed per profile hour from a pay-as-you-go budget.

Both cover6

  • Works with websites on any host
  • Error tracking
  • Recordings, logs and traces for debugging
  • Several websites in one workspace
  • MCP for coding agents
  • Free plan

Side by side

SiteOS vs Sentry

SiteOS and Sentry: website capabilities and the compared plans. Reviewed 12 Oct 2026.
CapabilitySiteOSSentry
Works with websites on any hostAny framework, CMS or host, with nothing to migrateYesYes
Technical SEO auditsSite crawls, Lighthouse checks and Search Console reportsYesNo
Keyword, rank and backlink researchKeywords, SERPs, rankings, domains and backlinksYesNo
AI answer visibilityChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, against up to five competitorsYesNo
Web analyticsCookieless, with goals, funnels, several domains and GA4YesNo
Cookie consent bannerRegional rules, Google Consent Mode and scheduled scansYesNo
Forms with an inboxShared inbox, contacts, spam controls and MailchimpYesNo
Site searchCrawled indices, relevance controls and search analyticsYesNo
Browser checks on key journeysPage checks without code, and Playwright journeys on a schedule and in pull requestsYesPartly
Error trackingBrowser and server errors, grouped, with source mapsYesYes
Error SDKs for mobile apps and backend languagesPulse Errors covers browsers, React, Next.js and NodePartlyYes
Recordings, logs and traces for debuggingMasked, consented session replay, server logs and traces, and recordings of each checkYesYes
Code profilingNot offeredNoPartly
Tracking checks for GA4, GTM and consentFailed requests, duplicates, missing events and tag changes, plus personal data, consent and pull request checksYesNo
Several websites in one workspaceA Project per website, with separate environmentsYesYes
MCP for coding agentsYour agent reads the same evidence and works through fixesYesYes
Free planMonthly credits for research and checks; accounts by invitation during early accessYesYes
Price of the compared planFree$26 / mo

YesPartly, with the condition in the notesNot offered

SiteOS is free, with monthly credits for research and checks. Sentry Team costs $26 a month billed yearly and Business $80, with usage-based extras; Seer costs $40 per active contributor a month.

Web analytics: Sentry measures performance and Web Vitals, not traffic sources.

Cookie consent banner: Sentry's docs leave the consent banner to your own CMP.

Forms with an inbox: Sentry User Feedback collects bug reports, not website forms.

Browser checks on key journeys: Sentry Uptime runs HTTP checks every 1 minute to 1 hour; scripted browser journeys are not described.

Error tracking: SiteOS Pulse Errors captures browser and server errors with source maps; Sentry also covers mobile and backend platforms.

Error SDKs for mobile apps and backend languages: Sentry's SDKs cover Android, iOS, React Native and Flutter, and backends such as Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP and .NET.

Recordings, logs and traces for debugging: SiteOS Pulse records masked replays of consented visits, server logs and traces through OpenTelemetry, and recordings of its own checks; Sentry records sessions, logs and distributed traces across more platforms.

Code profiling: Sentry's continuous and UI profiling are billed per profile hour from a pay-as-you-go budget.

Free plan: Sentry's Developer plan is free for one user.

Sources · reviewed 12 Oct 2026

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Keep Sentry where it goes further: mobile and native SDKs, profiling, broad platform coverage and Seer's AI debugging. Use SiteOS for the website: its errors, logs, traces and replays next to search and AI visibility, analytics, consent, forms, site search, browser checks on key journeys and tracking checks. Your coding agent can work with both.

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