Track your New Relic bills and renewals
New Relic, a San Francisco company founded in 2008, runs an observability platform covering APM, infrastructure monitoring, logs, digital experience monitoring with session replay, AI and agent monitoring, security and cloud cost visibility, built around OpenTelemetry. Its bill combines data ingested and the number of full platform users, with unlimited hosts.
- Provider
- New Relic
- Website
- newrelic.com
- Category
- Developer Tools
- Type
- observability
About New Relic
What people pay New Relic for
- Application performance monitoring
- Infrastructure monitoring
- Log management
- Digital experience monitoring and session replay
- AI and agent monitoring
- Security
- For
- Small teams, scaling teams and mission-critical organizations
- Since
- 2008
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Wikipedia
- New Relic
New Relic pricing and billing
- Pricing
- Usage-based
- Free plan
- Yes
- Billed
- Monthly
- Plans
- Free, Standard, Pro, Enterprise
100 GB of data ingest a month is free, then $0.40 per GB ($0.60 with Data Plus); user prices vary by edition, and Pro and Enterprise can choose consumption pricing.
As listed on New Relic's site on 12 October 2026 · official pricing. Prices change; confirm before you buy.
Tracking tip
New Relic bills for what you use, so the amount changes from month to month. Record what was actually charged when each payment lands; your payment history then shows real costs, and Insights (Pro) flags changes of 5% or more.
How to track New Relic in SysCost
SysCost keeps every New Relic subscription in one ledger with the rest of your tools, reminds your team before each renewal, and converts every currency into yours.
- Step 1
Pick New Relic
Add a subscription, choose New Relic as its provider and give it your own name.
- Step 2
Set the cycle
Enter the amount, currency, billing cycle and next payment date.
- Step 3
Get reminders
In Slack, Discord, Telegram or email, days before each renewal.
- Step 4
Record payments
Mark each one paid, failed or skipped; unpaid ones show as overdue.
Useful New Relic links
- Pricingnewrelic.com/pricing
- Status pagestatus.newrelic.com
- Documentationdocs.newrelic.com
- Help centersupport.newrelic.com/s
Checked to load on 12 October 2026. Sources: newrelic.com, wikidata.org.
New Relic and SysCost: common questions
Can SysCost track my New Relic subscription?
Yes. New Relic is built into SysCost with its logo: pick it as the provider when you add a subscription.
Does New Relic have a free plan?
Yes, New Relic lists a free plan, according to its website (checked 12 October 2026). Paid plans add more.
How does New Relic bill?
New Relic offers monthly billing, priced usage-based. In SysCost, choose the matching cycle (monthly, quarterly or yearly) and every renewal is projected from your next payment date.
Where can I check whether New Relic is down?
New Relic publishes a status page at status.newrelic.com.
Can I get a reminder before New Relic renews?
Yes. Choose the days, for example 7, 3 and 1, and SysCost reminds your team in Slack, Discord, Telegram or by email.
Does SysCost connect to my New Relic account?
No. You add New Relic subscriptions by hand, from a CSV file, or by pasting a receipt into AI smart-add (Pro). SysCost never asks for your New Relic login.
Is SysCost affiliated with New Relic?
No. SysCost is independent; New Relic and its logo belong to their owner.
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