New Relic Pricing Calculator

Estimate your real New Relic bill from users and monthly data ingest. See what Standard, Pro and Enterprise cost for the same team, find the five-seat limit that forces a move to Pro, and price EU data residency and extended retention.

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Formula

Monthly cost = (GB ingested − 100 free) × $0.40 or $0.60 + GB ingested × $0.05 if EU data residency + GB ingested × $0.05 × extra 30-day retention periods + full platform seats + core users × $49 + extra synthetic checks × $0.005. Standard seats are $10 for the first and $99 for each additional seat, capped at five; Pro is $349 per user per month on an annual commitment or $418.80 pay as you go. Basic users are free and unlimited.

Examples

InputResult
100 GB a month, 1 user, Free edition$0.00 per month (nothing to pay)
500 GB a month, 5 Standard seats, annual up front$566.00 per month, $6,792.00 a year
500 GB a month, 6 full users, Standard cap forces Pro$2,254.00 per month on Pro against $566.00 capped at 5 Standard seats
2 TB a month, 10 Pro users, pay as you go$4,948.00 per month
500 GB a month, 5 Standard seats, EU data centre and 90 extra days retention$666.00 per month
1 TB a month on Data Plus instead of original ingest, 5 Standard seats$946.00 per month versus $766.00 on Original

The published rates this calculator uses

ItemPriceAlternative billingNotes
Free——100 GB free each month, 1 full user, unlimited basic users
Standard full user$10.00 first$99.00 eachMaximum of 5 full users per account
Pro full user$349.00 annual$418.80 pay-as-you-go$390.88 on monthly billing
Enterprise full user$549.00 annual$658.80 pay-as-you-goPricing page says contact sales; the official price list publishes these
Core user$49.00$49.00Same rate on every edition, including Enterprise
Basic user$0.00$0.00Unlimited, on every edition
Original data ingest$0.40 / GB$0.40 / GBAfter the first 100 GB each month
Data Plus ingest$0.60 / GB$0.60 / GBAdds extended retention, advanced governance, HIPAA eligibility
EU data centre$0.05 / GB$0.05 / GBCharged per GB ingested on top of ingest
Extended retention$0.05 / GB—Per additional 30 days
Synthetic checks$0.01 / check$0.01 / checkBeyond the checks included in your edition
Advanced Compute (CCU)$0.61 / CCU—Multiply by 1.15 in the EU data region, not included in this calculator
Live Archives$0.01 / GB-month—Not included in this calculator

Where these numbers come from

Every rate here is a published New Relic list price, checked on 16 October 2026. Four official sources were used: the main pricing page, the logs-specific pricing page, a competitor-comparison page carrying the same table, and New Relic's own usage-plan price list in its documentation. Where those disagree, this page says so rather than picking one silently.

Three things are deliberately not priced here. Advanced Compute units are quoted through sales for Pro and Enterprise, so no figure is invented. Live Archives is a real rate ($0.007 per GB-month) that most teams never touch, so it is listed but not multiplied. And negotiated discounts, New Relic offers commitment and savings plans with automatic rollover of unused funds, sit below list price by an amount nobody publishes, so everything below is the ceiling rather than the likely invoice.

What does it cost to run New Relic for a real team?

The part that surprises people is not the data. At $0.40 per GB, ingesting 500 GB a month costs $160. The expensive line is seats, and it has a cliff in it. Standard will take five full platform users and no more: $10 for the first, $99 for each of the next four, $406 a month in total. Ask for a sixth full user and there is nothing to buy, the whole account has to move to Pro at $349 per user per month, which turns that same six-person team into $2,094 a month before a single gigabyte is ingested. Teams that hit this usually discover that most of the people they were about to add only need dashboards and alerts, which is exactly what a Core user gets for $49.

Data choice matters too. Data Plus costs 50% more per gigabyte than the original option, and for that you get up to 90 days of extra retention and eligibility for FedRAMP Moderate and HIPAA. If regulation does not force the question, buying retention separately at $0.05 per GB per 30 days is usually cheaper than paying the higher rate on every gigabyte you ingest.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does New Relic cost?

Two things drive the bill: how much data you send and how many people need access. Data is $0.40 per GB beyond the first 100 GB each month. Full platform users are the expensive part, $10.00 for the first Standard seat and $99.00 for each of the next four, so five seats cost $406.00 a month. On Pro the same seat is $349.00 a month on an annual commitment or $418.80 pay as you go. A team sending 500 GB with five Standard seats lands at $566.00 a month, or $6,792.00 a year at list prices.

What is the 100 GB free tier?

Every month each account gets 100 GB of ingest free, one full platform user, unlimited basic users, roughly eight days of retention and 500 synthetic checks. It is not an allowance that runs out gradually, New Relic warns you at 85%, and if you pass 100 GB in a month it stops ingesting and locks access until you upgrade or until the first of the next month. There is no overage billing on the free tier.

Can I buy a sixth seat on Standard?

No. Standard is published as $10 for the first full platform user and $99 for each additional one with a maximum of five. Because an account can only run one user edition at a time, you cannot keep five on Standard and buy the sixth on Pro, the whole account moves. Six people on Pro at $349.00 a month is $25,128.00 a year against $4,872.00 a year capped at five Standard seats, so the sixth seat is expensive out of all proportion to the first five. Core users at $49.00 each are the usual way around it.

Does New Relic publish an Enterprise price?

Not on the pricing page, which says contact sales. But New Relic's own usage-plan price list in its documentation gives list prices of $549.00 per Enterprise full platform user per month on annual up-front billing, $614.88 monthly billing and $658.80 pay as you go, alongside $349.00 and $390.88 for Pro. Treat these as the ceiling before negotiation, not as a quote.

Is Data Plus worth the extra 50%?

Data Plus costs $0.60 per GB instead of $0.40, half as much again on every gigabyte. What you get for it is up to 90 days of retention over the default, advanced log obfuscation, enhanced streaming and historical export, and eligibility for FedRAMP Moderate and HIPAA on Enterprise. If none of that is required, buying retention on its own costs $0.05 per GB per extra 30 days, which is usually far cheaper than paying the higher rate on all your ingest.

What do Core users cost?

$49.00 per user per month on every edition, Standard through Enterprise. A Core user gets everything a basic user gets, dashboards, queries, alerts and instrumentation — plus error tracking, logs and telemetry inside their IDE through the CodeStream extension. Basic users cost nothing and are unlimited, so the question is really whether someone needs logs and code-level data or only dashboards.

Does New Relic charge by the host?

No. Since usage-based pricing, billing rests on two things: users, and either data ingest or compute. Hosts, agents, containers, devices, Fargate tasks and cloud functions are unlimited at no extra cost, and New Relic does not charge for data egress or data hydration, which several competitors do.

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