Replace your fragmented monitoring stack with a single, unified platform






















Tool consolidation
Logs, metrics, and traces unified in one platform.
Centralize logs, traces, & metrics in one place
Works with your existing OTel collectors and pipelines.
Correlate logs, traces, and code with 1 click
Trace to logs to code in seconds, all in one platform.
Overview
Most teams juggle three or more observability tools, each with its own query language, billing model, and learning curve. Bronto brings logs, metrics, and traces into one OpenTelemetry-native platform with end-to-end correlation and zero ops overhead.
One platform to replace them all

Tool consolidation
It can be expensive to maintain multiple platforms to handle logs, metrics, and traces across applications. Bronto offers a combination of scale and cost that makes a truly unified telemetry platform possible.
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Centralize logs, traces, & metrics in one place
Bronto works with your existing OTel collectors and pipelines so it's easy to send and store data from multiple sources. You can store 100X more data per dollar with Bronto, so it's possible to centralize all of your data and streamline root cause analysis across services.
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Correlate logs, traces, and code with 1 click
Jump from a trace to the relevant log lines to the exact code behind the logs in seconds. Navigate between all of your telemetry data faster to resolve issues and understand key events.
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Always-hot retention
You can now store 12 months of fully searchable data without expensive storage costs. Run queries and connect agents to get the full value out of your observability data.
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Zero ops overhead
Bronto auto-scales with your log volume, no reindexing or sampling required. Everything is automatically indexed and parsed. No DIY Ops required.
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“The combination of long-term retention, lightning-fast search, and AI-powered insights means we catch issues much earlier, often before customers notice them.”







