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LogSnag
A tool that sends a push notification to your phone whenever a business event fires, such as a signup, payment, or cancellation.
What it actually does
LogSnag is event tracking for business milestones, not technical monitoring. You send one HTTP call per event and it pushes a notification to your phone and a shared feed, so you get a real-time notification of the event.
Setup is minutes from a Next.js API route or a Supabase function, and the free plan covers 2,500 events/mo with 3 seats. Tiers scale by event volume with unlimited seats on paid plans.
It does not capture errors, run uptime checks, or search logs, so it does not replace a monitoring tool. It is a supplementary notification layer alongside a real monitoring tool like Sentry, Axiom, or an uptime checker.
LogSnag vs its main rivals
The tools people actually weigh against LogSnag: Operational, EmitKit, PostHog, ntfy. Same criteria for every column, including where LogSnag loses.
| LogSnag | OOperational | EEmitKit |  PostHog |  ntfy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Pricing & access | |||||
| Free tier | Yes2.5k events/mo | YesFree tier | YesFree tier | Yes1M events/mo | YesSelf-host free |
| Starting price | $16/mo | ~$9/mo | ~$8/mo | Usage-based | Free (OSS) |
Scaling & limits | |||||
| Free monthly events | 2,500 | ~1,000 | ~1,000 | 1M | Unlimited (OSS) |
| Free seats | 3 | Varies | Varies | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Coverage | |||||
| Mobile push notifications | YesYes | YesYes | YesYes | NoNo | YesYes |
| Action buttons / webhooks | YesYes | YesYes | NoLimited | YesYes | YesYes |
| Charts / analytics | YesInsights | YesBasic | NoBasic | YesFull | NoNo |
| Error / uptime monitoring | NoNo | NoNo | NoNo | YesErrors | NoNo |
Developer & API | |||||
| REST API | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free |
Team & enterprise | |||||
| Self-host option | NoNo | NoNo | NoNo | YesYes | YesYes |
| Published overage policy | NoNo | UnknownUnclear | UnknownUnclear | YesYes | YesN/A |
- Sends phone push notifications for business events like signups, payments, and cancellations
- Setup is one HTTP call per event, integratable from a Next.js route or Supabase function in minutes
- The free 2,500 events/mo is enough when you only track meaningful business events, not raw logs
- It is event tracking, not monitoring: no error capture, uptime checks, or log search, so it does not replace Sentry or Axiom
- PostHog's free tier tracks far more events and adds analytics and errors, so LogSnag loses on raw free volume
- No published overage policy, so you cannot predict what happens the month you cross 2,500 events beyond being pushed to the $16/mo plan
Pay less for it
5 ways found2,500 events/mo and 3 seats with no credit card, enough for meaningful business events only
Advertised Sprout price is annual; monthly billing costs more
Fire only on signup/payment/cancellation rather than every action to stay inside the free tier
If you only need a phone push per event, the open-source ntfy does it for free
ntfy — Open-source push notification service you can self-host for free if all you want is a phone alert per event, without the hosted feed and insights
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Is it the right tool for you
- You want real-time phone push notifications for business events like new sales and signups
- You want a hosted feed of milestones without running infrastructure
- You already have real monitoring and want a notification layer on top
- You need error capture, uptime checks, or log search → use Sentry
- You want event volume plus analytics and errors in one free tool → use PostHog
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Prices and limits last verified 2026-07-20.