Sleuth: DORA metrics pricing

Deploy-tracker DNA. Strong out-of-the-box CFR detection for teams already running PagerDuty + GitHub.

Oliver Wakefield-Smith

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Updated 21 Jun 2026

Direct answer

Sleuth ships a free tier (up to 10 developers, basic DORA metrics) with a paid Team plan around $25/dev/month for advanced CFR detection, plus an Enterprise quote-only tierSleuth Pricing2026. The DORA module derives CFR from deploy tracking plus PagerDuty integration Sleuth DORA Feature2026.

Pricing model

Per developer/month, with free tier; Team and Enterprise tiers

Published rate

Free tier (up to 10 developers, basic DORA metrics)

Source & verified

www.sleuth.io/pricing

verified 2026-06-21

Recent changes

Added SX (free, open-source self-hosted distribution for AI coding assistants, Apache 2.0 licensing); Team plan ~$25/dev/month with advanced DORA metrics including change failure rate; Enterprise quote-only.

The DORA / CFR module

Sleuth's deploy-tracker model auto-detects deploys from GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins, and manual emit. CFR is computed from deploys flagged failed via PagerDuty incident correlation or manual failure tagging within a configurable window.

At what CFR does Sleuth pay back

At $25/dev/month for a 150-dev team that is $45K/year. If Sleuth reduces CFR from 18% to 10% (the published Sleuth median improvement, scaled), the engineering-burn saving on a 90-minute MTTR team is typically $200K-$500K/year. Payback is usually well under six months at Series-C scale.

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