Flowhawk vs Sentry

Last updated 1 November 2026. Their prices are their own published list prices on 31 October 2026.

Sentry is the error tracker most teams already know. Flowhawk does error tracking too, and it accepts Sentry's SDKs, but it starts from a different question. Which of your business flows is broken right now, and why?

The short version

Side by side

Flowhawk and Sentry
FlowhawkSentry
Organised byBusiness flows (checkout, sign-up) and their stepsProjects and issues
ErrorsIssues with stack traces, source maps, releases and ownersIts core product, very mature
Traces, logs, metricsAll three, on OpenTelemetry, linked to each other and to the flowTraces and logs, linked to errors
Incidents and on-callIncidents open by themselves, with on-call by push, email, text and phone, and status pagesAlerts; on-call and status pages come from other tools
AIAn agent that investigates incidents and answers questions, priced per useSeer, an add-on at extra cost
Entry pricePay as you go, about $30 a month for a light 10-person team and $242 for a busy 40-person one$29 a month (Team) with 50k errors, 5M spans and 5 GB of logs
SeatsNo feeNo fee
Free start$10 free for 14 daysFree plan for one user

Where Sentry is stronger

Where Flowhawk is different

Moving from Sentry

Point your existing Sentry SDK at Flowhawk by swapping the DSN for one made from a Flowhawk key. Errors, releases, user feedback and profiles arrive without code changes. See Sending data.

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