Before using Rollbar. We had our own hosted app for exceptions. We had lots of troubles with apps that had lots of exceptions. Rollbar helped us having our different apps grouped by our clients. We could setup integrations as Slack easily and we are planning to add more. The UI its easy to use and the information is well displayed.

I really think the ease of use of this software is a huge pro. I could not get over how easy it is to use.

I honestly cannot say there are really any cons for this software except for maybe the price slightly.

Rollbar let us drop in an SDK that automatically wired up to capture browser errors without a ton of work on our end, which was a huge time-saver.

Rollbar is great for logging client-side javascript errors (although they can also log errors from a bunch of other sources), and we use their source-map feature to have useful error reports on our minified code. Rollbar also has useful alerting for when a new issue crops up, or an issue crosses a threshold for number of times seen. When we've gone to them for support we've found it to be great.

Rollbar is reasonably good at de-duping the same errors and grouping them into a single item, although that's not yet flawless. They've also got a query language that we've used a little but, although in our experience it is pretty slow to return results (which could totally be on us).

We are using Rollbar since 2016, and it's the greatest tool for track errors into our ruby on rails applications. It's super easy to setup and use. Great dashboard and super clean user interface. When an error happen, you have the situation under control. I saved a lot of money thanks to rollbar, super recommended!!

easy to use, setup and super clean

maybe price?

I have tried other error tracking systems for php and found that Rollbar has the best support that i can find for most frameworks. If the system is not natively implemented for a framework a google search will reveal that there are community members that have built implementation for rollbar.

At Nightwatch.io, we are genuinely impressed by the error tracking power that Rollbar provides us. With its numerous integrations, we pipelined the error messages directly to our chatroom so we can eradicate bugs right away. It's one of those systems that are so useful you don't even think about not using them when starting a new programming adventure.

No downtimes, efficient, excellent reports

Web interface could perhaps use a refreshment

We relay on Rollbar for almost two years in obido. It's a great tool, if you want to be sure, that your application is healthy.

Rollbar is smooth, easy to use, fast, and intuitive. It captures errors from a variety of languages with no hassle - including quick setup instructions that are so easy you can copy and paste them. Very competitive pricing, including a free plan that will cover a great many people's needs, makes this a no-brainer to log and collect errors painlessly. Say goodbye to an e-mail inbox filled with individual error reports. This is one of the secret weapons I use with my clients to impress them with proactive fixes of errors they haven't even reported yet. Rollbar all the things! by Rollbar on 09/04/2015 Thanks.

Decided to stop using airbrake and use rollbar instead, so far no regrets. Its very easy to use and has great documentation and customer support.

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It took us minutes to set-up rollbar as we use Laravel which has a very useful integration directly available.

Log aggregation across multiple .NET applications.

* All of the information that is logged and available to be logged

The thing I disliked the most was the time it took to implement. After installing the Nuget package, you have to manually wire it up to Rollbar. It took a few days to implement it across 3 different hosted applications (ASP.NET MVC, Web API 2, and Azure Offline Data Sync) using SOLID and DRY principles. Once it was setup, though, it works great!

I rate Rollbar 5/5. It is a great piece of online software. Really recommended to all application developers.

Reliable, quick, work as it should

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Free package comes with high limits, Github integration is satisfying, easy to setup and manage.

Honestly, nothing so far. Rollbar is the best option when compared to other alternatives, in terms of price/value rate. Most projects can use free version of the Rollbar without any hassle.

Rollbar is a must-have for the debugging toolkit. You get errors reported in one place, with history, tracebacks, all request data, user data and so on. Capturing of locals and args is *incredibly* useful and speeds up debugging greatly. You can easily have many people looking at a bug at the same time. The interface is really clear and easy to use, even for the non-dev teammates.

- Tracebacks

- Not everything can be exported as CSV (yet?)

We integrated rollbar super quick into our rails application and can't live without it.

simple easy.

I switched to Rollbar as an alternative for my side projects since Logentries doesn't offer a free tier. Logentries has a complicated, real-time UI. Sometimes that UI can feel a bit laggy if you've got a lot of logs coming in. Rollbar doesn't have this kind of complex UI so it feels faster and simpler. I'm beginning to prefer it over Logentries.

The ability to know which user experienced a problem when using the software before the user reports the bug. Combining that with the debug information, I'm empowered to follow up with the user about the problem notifying them of a potential fix even when they never submitted a bug report.

I love the free plan, but the next plan they offer is $30/mo. I wish there were more side-project-friendly pricing options. $30/mo for a project I host for free and is open source is a bit much.

I've been dipping my toes in with lots of solutions lately, looking for anything that would provide me with the kind of insight I need to build great products. Honestly, the competition is stiff right now. There are so many good tools, but Rollbar is hitting all of the right notes. It took me literally 60 minutes from deciding to try it out to installing, logging a test error, injecting into our production packing, push some environment segmenting variables over, and then fixing actual errors that I had somehow failed to catch before.

It's very easy to connect with the application. It has a really powerful interface where you can find number of occurences, browse through all of them. I really like the flexibility of sending notfications - you can use email, slack, etc. and make different rules for different situations. And they have a decent API as well!

Rollbar reached us out when they detected a problem on our production site and provided their help which was an awesome experience.

We noticed that Rollbar also considers AJAX request in page load time, we need an option to disable this.

As Google App Engine for Python users, we have some reporting logs within the system that are already quite comprehensive and great for debugging.

1. Reporting all exceptions and errors

Price plans based on the number of requests. But if your project didn't have a lot of errors all looks good.

Ease of installation and usage is not opposite to rich featureset.

Hard to configure notifications to keep the balance between spammy and silent models.

I started using Rollbar a few weeks ago and my experience was really awesome.

We have been using Rollbar for over a year now and it has been really helpful for our engineering team. One of the best features is the solutions tab which provides community answers to common problems.

Free plan is just not enough for bootstrapping startups. I wished there was some sort of pay as you go model.

Surfaces stack traces and user-facing errors that would otherwise be invisible to operations engineers and developers.

Sometimes the UI is slow to load when there are a lot of errors.

At Castle.io we've been using Rollbar since the very beginning and we love it!

I've been using Rollbar on a site under development, and it's been great for alerting me to errors as they come up. It's pretty easy to click around and see data about the error, but interpreting that data requires some technical expertise. I'm using the free Heroku add-on.

I'd never really done any log management things untill my CTO brought this product to our application suite. The time this has saved us is just incredible. The main features that really help:

Log Grouping

Something the grouping can work too well, and errors that are different actually get grouped together. The standards can be a little hard to figure out, and there are multiple ways to do everything.

Visibility into application errors and peace-of-mind that the team will get notified of any issues

The setup is easy, and the product is very feature-rich. It is powerful and integrates with popular tools (e.g. Github, Slack) to tie into your team's processes. I like being able to push errors from different platforms and languages into one system for alerting and reporting.

The UI generally stays out of your way, but this can make configuring certain things a bit tough (e.g. custom error groupings uses a JSON configuration).

Easy to use interface with list of errors. It'll group similar errors together. I like the option to link to a case (e.g. JIRA) for each error. It was pretty easy to setup in our app too.

Sometimes it is hard to sift through all the errors and determine which ones are high priority.

It's a great tool to manage your exceptions and see right when errors are occurring that could impact the customers. We use this in conjunction with alerting tools to see when a deploy breaks something. Viewing a project shows recent errors, frequent errors, lots of helpful data.

No easy way to consolidate all the projects into one view.

You can't call yourself professional without error catching.

The UI is fantastic, displaying data that is relevant allowing for effective prioritization of errors.

The debugging application can sometimes lead developers down the wrong path and away from more intelligent solutions.

Use this tool on one big project for all platforms (backend, web, mobile) and it is good enough to cover your needs in errors or debug info reporting. At the first glance it looks like it lacks features compared with other platforms, but after some time you understand that the product has everything you would need for successful project state monitoring.

Love the minimalistic UI, which keeps everything clear and understandable.

The quality of Android SDK isn't the top tier with not enough options for event reporting. Also had to so some adjustments for test suits, since in some cases the SDK wouldn't initialize correctly.

Rollbar is the only error-catching and analyzing platform you'll need. It's full of awesome feature functionality and analytics to ensure you can track down the bugs in your software.

Setup is a breeze

Support is a bit slow to respond, but after some initial lag they were helpful.

Notifications for errors, view users by error

Web interface could be better, if I have to find something to complain about.

Customer Service is hilarious! They will walk it with you and they actually have personality! So happy to work with CSR on a regular basis.

Rollbar is a technical support team's dream. I rarely walk past our tech department and fail to see this on their screens. It allows you to monitor errors that your clients are experiencing and triage them appropriately. Sometimes Rollbar can help solve the problem with little diagnosis when consistent issues arise. I love the free plan that allows you to view 5,000 errors each month. For a small operation, this may be enough.

After moving on from the free plan, the cost can be prohibitive. While the cost does increase, you do get what you pay for. We have spent time on all 3 plans that Rollbar offers, and have found our happy medium on Essentials.

Overall, Rollbar has worked great for my business and our website, and if any problems ever arise with the software, they have an excellent support team that responds quickly and accurately.

Rollbar was very easy to learn and to navigate, which was a massive plus. Having our own website programmed from the ground-up, it was crucial we had a software that detected and located any errors and/or bugs within our website so they could be fixed/eliminated. Rollbar provides real-time bug tracking, which saved us and our programmer LOADS of time as we located any issues quickly and prevented any possible website crashes/any unnecessary downtime.

I don't have any cons; Rollbar has helped us to the fullest extent.

Really enjoyed the product and only replaced in with on-premise Sentry. Highly recommended.

Simple to get started and setup with a really good UI.

Can be expensive if you have a large volume of errors or large traffic site.

Bugs can cost a lot, and rollbar can save you a fortune should a javascript bug come up stopping your shopping cart from working for example. Very handy to spot browser compatibility issues, and little bugs which slip when rolling out new versions of your website.

Pricing could be more approachable, but worth its weight in gold if you catch a bug early.

I like that it sends notifications if something goes wrong and your team can stay alert about it. It's pretty nice to know if something is down or something isn't working. We also use it to track custom events when some logic isn't behaving as expected. For example when server returns a new Key value that is not handled on client side.

The notifications customization is pretty hard and not clear. I tried to turn off some part but I couldn't do it only to myself. You (seems) can only turn it off for the "team". So I end up creating a filter in Gmail.

Rollbar is an absolutely fantastic service and highly-responsive support if you ever hit an issue, all at a very reasonable price point. I can't recommend it highly enough.

- Easy integrations make setup a breeze

- Automatic grouping of errors leaves something to be desired, but this is can be worked around by marking these errors manually

can be used on almost any kind of project

I tried to use rollbar for a react native project and it was too buggy, i moved that project to another provider

The main user interface is fairly detailed in providing information that I need most. the ability to sort and filter errors and notifications saves a lot of time and effort.

So far I have not seen anything bad/problematic from this software. It has been very helpful for our team

We have been using Rollbar for last 3 years and we are not planning on quiting! WE LOVE IT! Easy to integrate into our products. Maintaining crash-free app became a lot easier. Support on HIGHEST level. INTEGRATION with JIRA is also a great add-on.

Integration with JIRA could be more advanced. In our company we use kanban boards and it would be a great feature if we could prepare tickets from Rollbar to automatically have every necessary field filled in.

Easy to setup, simple to understand emails, good error reporting. Free service too.

Sometimes I feel something is going wrong with errors count but in general my experience is more than positive

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It can manage each error like an incident in Pagerduty or a ticket in Zendesk.

The pricing Rollbar has offered via its plans. It is on the higher side when compared with other Crash Reporting tools

We're Rollbar customers for a about two years, moved to Rollbar after trying few other log aggregation services but none of them had features we needed or didn't deliver on their promise. We're using Ruby on Rails, integration was a breeze, started receiving error messages in less than 5 minutes. The interface is easy to use, live feed works great showing errors as they come up, resolving issues and tracking deploys flows works perfectly. Also I can't recall when Rollbar had downtime or a bug, yet we see new gem releases regularly. I wish other services we use had such a robust infrastructure as Rollbar do. Also I'd like to mention their exceptional support, with very quick responses from highly qualified agents that solve your problems spot on. With Rollbar tools we manage to resolve majority of the issues as they happen, before customers contact our support teams.

Uptime, easy to use api, live feed, rql, people tracking, exceptional support

Unified dashboard between projects would be great, but can be implemented with their api

Motivating time saver

Saves time. Usability. Features.

One in half a year there's a lag between sending an error and seeing it analyzed. Not a big issue though.

Starting to use a consolidating error log was a game changer for our developer (and the users of our site). In our company, we try to spend every Thursday to eliminate all the bugs from the site and categorise them as Error or Warning and give them better titels.

Reading a long log-file make any sense

As an owner of a start-up, I wish the price was a little bit better if the free version isn't enough.

At DocEngage we have been using Rollbar for more than a year now. We track real-time exception and respond to the issues quickly, sometimes we reach out to our customers before they find time to report the issue. This yields very impactful customer gratification. It also helps us to pinpoint the issue with real use case and evidence.

Simplicity, Ability to integrate with tools and our application to track real-time issue.

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I have been using rollbar for a couple of weeks now in my MVP it is very useful in tracking real-time events and exceptions is on the client side. Very easy it to add it your web app and you are all set to receive exception alerts as well as important events. I already depend on it to understand user engagement.

Easy to hook, event tracking

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Rollbar has been helpful to us in all of our web app development projects. We currently use it across 3 different applications. Using Rollbar has saved countless hours of debugging and helped us fix bugs much faster than before.

Very quick to install, intuitive configuration and easy to understand UI.

Not much :-)

We use Rollbar free to debug our product errors. It is pretty easy to use and offers all the functionality we need to fix our production exceptions. The design is not always the greatest (you can see a Bootstrap template) but it does the job!

I own most of the backend infrastructure for a small non-profit. As we started to roll out our product to more users, I wanted to be able to capture any server-side errors that might be preventing people from using our software. After researching a few different services, I settled on rollbar due to their pricing, their ease of integration, and their ability to track events to a specific user.

I have been using Rollbar for about 3 years now, and I have to say it has made my life a lot easier. They have a ton of platform integrations, but I have only integrated this service in Android and PHP projects. For most programming languages, they have their own API, but this product seems to be so popular that people are even writing wrappers around the API for frameworks.

It's really easy to use, there's a ton of wrappers available for any programming language / framework, and they have an 'always free' formula, which I use for my personal projects

As with any online product, I don't like to pay :) But other than that, I can't say anything bad about it. And as I said, they have a free formula, which is great if you're just working on a small personal project

I'm using Rollbar since 2014, and it's the greatest tool for track errors into my RoR application. It says to me when an error happen, where and who. I saved a lot of money thanks to rollbar, 100% recommended.

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Team Rollbar--I LOVE you guys and your wonderful service! This review is far too long overdue.

I've used Sentry and Bugsnag. As I can't be satisfied with them, kept finding the better one.

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The price is slightly higher than alternatives.

There are many samples you can follow to set it up in minutes. Free account lets you try its feature before you commit.

Easy integration, catch-all error reporting, no brainer tool for every website.

I use rollbar for error notification for askcareermuse.com on Slack. Simply imported library and followed instruction on site. Done. I get error notification on slack for my service.

Integration with slack

No major cons yet...it would be great if it could be easier to turn off certain types of errors

We are in love with Rollbar. Its deep integration into our Slack Channel keeps us updated at all tim

Slack Integration and Costing

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So in past we have used many error handling tools like sentry and errlytics but when we start using rollbar it is just an awesome experience in terms of ui and error logging. I recommend other companies to use this , would really benefit development with this tool.

UI and Erro Logging Mechanism

Rollbar helps us to keep on top of errors before our customers even notice there's a problem. We've used various different error tracking services, but Rollbar has been the most effective, reliable and easy to use. This combined with seamless github integration means we're now switching all our error tracking to Rollbar.

Rollbar is really easy to use and great because it supports a lot of environments, like PHP, Node.js and Browser-Javascript. You have a clear view of all errors and you can filter them by type, environment or other categories. 5000 events per month are for free which is enough for small websites. Contacted them once and got a fast and professional response.

The no. of integrations possible in Rollbar is mind boggling. Exception tracking is one of the major pain point in DevOps and Rollbar eases and automates the entire process. The automatic error grouping works like a charm. We internally log all user sessions (anonymously). You can map errors to user_ids and session ids as well. So, using Rollbar API and custom data sent with the exception, i can use it to track user wise exceptions.

Our website gets a million visits per month and we need to know how to optimise it. Only with Rollbar our team members can get to work after one quick glance at what issues need to be tackled.

I was truly impressed when I tried out Rollbar. I'm new in the web application development game, so I'm learning the right tools to use and the services that help as I go. I found out about Rollbar after some searching of application monitoring. I found out that not only is it easy to use out of the box, but it's also a cost effective solution. I develop apps on Heroku and I was even more excited to find that it was an out of the box add-on. After about 30 seconds I was up and running with exception tracking and notification through Slack. I couldn't be more pleased with my decision. I look forward to continuing this partnership in the future.

Our team has been testing Rollbar as a possible replacement for Honeybadger and has liked it enough to decide to make the switch! Some of the features that stood out to us:

We have a small technical team at our startup. We switched to Rollbar recently from one of the other exception handling services because of their integrations and their UI.

We were looking for a solution to find out about all the errors our customers experienced but never informed us about. Rollbar bridges that gap between the errors and our development. We get notified immediately of issues with the site and can remediate before others experience it too. Another great feature is the community solutions. Instead of having to Google each error there is expert solutions provided in the interface. It is definitely a nice touch. Maybe in future for when there isn't a solution it could provide some google links etc. Overall love the product and can't wait to fix all the errors it is finding. The javascript code was easiest to implement for browser issues. The only issue I have now is getting it setup for the PHP tracking. We were able to get this setup without any developers so I imagine it will be easier for a dev to get the PHP error tracking.

We recently migrated our staffing application from Laravel 4 to Laravel 5. Rollbar has been a terrific help since the application needed a significant portion of its codebase updated. Installing Rollbar reporting in has helped me pick up errors that I would have otherwise missed. While the error reporting is terrific, I've also appreciated the ability to receive daily digests for both errors as well as log items. Rollbar has added peace of mind as this application deals with information that we don't want to lose. People aren't happy when a bug in the code erases their work!

At radiocut.fm we think it's a no-brainer to use Rollbar: the pricing is a perfect fit for us, we like the different groupings, even the "People" tab where the errors are grouped by user, and many more things! Thanks Rollbar, keep building an awesome product!

I have tried many other services for keeping track of errors and bugs in my application but none of them offer the value that Rollbar does.

I have used TrackJS, Sentry and other error tracking but nothing can match the simplicity of Rollbar. As a JavaScript developer, error tracking is a crucial part of my workflow and since using Rollbar we have been able to track all user-end JS errors across our entire application stack in just one simple dashboard. It is the most clean and easy-to-use which helped make my life as a JS developer easy. by Rollbar on 03/04/2015 Awesome. Glad you've found a home for CrunchPrep's javascript error tracking. :D