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No hidden fees. Every plan includes automatic screenshot capture, console log extraction, and AI diagnosis.

Simple, transparent pricing

Start for free, upgrade when you need advanced AI analysis and higher limits.

Free

$0/month

Perfect for indie hackers and side projects.

  • 1 Project
  • 50 Bug Reports / month
  • Basic Screenshot Capture
  • 7-day data retention
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Startup

$49/month

For growing teams that need AI-powered insights.

  • 3 Projects
  • 500 Bug Reports / month
  • AI Bug Analysis & Summaries
  • Console & Network Capture
  • 30-day data retention
  • GitHub Integration

Pro

$199/month

For scale-ups requiring advanced workflows.

  • Unlimited Projects
  • 5,000 Bug Reports / month
  • Issue Clustering & Deduplication
  • Advanced Integrations
  • 1-year data retention
  • Priority Support

Frequently Asked Questions

BugPilot captures a screenshot of the user's viewport, any recent JavaScript console errors, failed network requests (status codes and endpoints, not payloads), browser/OS information, and a timeline of recent clicks and navigations leading up to the report.
No. BugPilot automatically ignores all input fields of type="password". Additionally, you can configure our SDK to mask specific DOM elements or CSS classes so they are blurred in screenshots and excluded from all logs before data ever leaves the browser.
It takes about two minutes. You just need to drop a lightweight script tag into your HTML head or install our npm package and initialize it with your public project key. It works with React, Vue, Next.js, vanilla JS, and more.
No. The BugPilot SDK is extremely lightweight. The heavy lifting (like capturing the screenshot) only happens when the user explicitly clicks the 'Report Bug' button, so it has zero impact on your normal page load times.
No. BugPilot's AI acts as a smart assistant that analyzes the technical evidence (like correlating a UI click with a specific 500 error) and writes a structured bug report with suggested causes. Your developers still write the actual code fixes.
Yes! BugPilot integrates natively with GitHub. You can create a fully populated GitHub Issue directly from a BugPilot report with a single click. Jira and Linear integrations are coming soon.

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