Oddwatch reads your logs, your error tool and your database every hour. Each morning you get one short note on what looks odd. When the cause is clear, you also get a small fix pull request.
Start for 490 USD a month Ask for a free seat See a real note
Each button opens our order form with that choice filled in. A person reads it and replies in writing within 1 business day, before you pay anything. Nobody gets an automatic email.
A real excerpt from our own watch, which runs on our live tools every day.
From Oddwatch
To your team
Subject 3 things look odd on 9 Oct
Each line is one thing we count, compared with its own last 28 days. Our digest flagged 138 lines that day; these 3 show the kinds of thing a note picks out.
1 workers-errors
agent-tools-api responseStreamDisconnected
Day 23 Usual 0
23 responses from our main API were cut off mid-stream, against none on a usual day. A client timeout and a slow upstream are the first two things to check.
2 journal-errors
foreman-vector: data_dir "/var/lib/agent-tools-foreman/vector" does not exist
Day 6 Usual 0
The log shipper failed to start 6 times after an install, because a folder it writes to was missing. While it was down, no new log lines reached our log store.
3 mcp-calls
papers
Day 82 Usual 6
One tool got 82 calls against about 6 on a usual day. Nothing failed; a jump like this is a new user, a loop in someone's agent, or a page that changed.
Give us a log drain or log API, a read-only token for your error tool such as Sentry, a read-only Postgres role, and our GitHub App. In the first week we connect each source by hand with you.
Every number is compared with its own last 28 days. The note names up to 3 odd things, says what was checked, and links the full table. We also probe your public pages, because some failures never reach your logs.
When the cause is clear, you get a draft pull request: what we saw, why it is wrong, the cause and the fix, small enough to review in 10 minutes. A person on our side reads it first.
490 USD per team per month
No fee per user and no charge per investigation.
1,000 USD once, no monthly plan needed
If you go on to the monthly watch, the sources stay connected.
0 USD for the first 30 days
Today Oddwatch watches only our own live tools. The first 3 outside teams get the monthly watch free for 30 days. In return, you tell us each week which lines in the note were true and which were noise, in a 15-minute call or by email.
After 30 days you choose to stay at 490 USD per month or to stop. Nothing renews by itself.
We take orders from teams in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Germany. Prices are in USD.
No team pays this price yet. It is our launch price, and we will review it after the first paying teams. Here is what it is set against.
Published prices for a team of 7 engineers, read from each vendor's pricing page on 2026-10-19. On a phone, the table scrolls sideways.
| Product | For 7 engineers | Published price | What it watches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sentry Team plus Seer | about 306 USD per month | Team 26 USD per month; Seer 40 USD per active contributor per month | Errors in Sentry only. Seer finds the cause and hands a fix to a coding agent |
| Cleric Team | 700 USD per month | 700 USD per month for 1,400 credits, and one investigation is 10 credits | An AI SRE that investigates production issues, paid in credits |
| Honeycomb Pro | 150 USD per month and up | Starting at 150 USD per month | Event and trace storage with queries. You still watch it yourself |
| incident.io Pro | about 175 USD per month before add-ons | 25 USD per user per month, on-call extra | Incident response after someone raises the alarm. The AI agent is an add-on |
| Better Stack responders | about 203 to 238 USD per month | 29 USD per responder per month billed yearly, 34 USD monthly | Uptime and incident management with an AI SRE in Slack |
Oddwatch costs more than Sentry with Seer for 7 engineers because it reads your logs and database too, and a person checks every fix before you see it. It costs less than Cleric Team, which bills its investigations in credits.
What it costs us to run: model use for one note and up to 3 investigations a day is about 2 to 5 USD per day, so 60 to 150 USD per team per month. On top of that come a small share of our server and the hours a person spends reading each pull request. That is our own estimate, not a measured figure yet.
Here is what buyers paid for one-off production work. The Upwork posts were read on 2026-10-10, and a post can close later.
The sweep is priced at the low end of the two fixed-price production jobs above, and it adds up to 3 fix pull requests. What it costs us: about 30 to 75 USD in model use, the same as 15 days of the monthly watch, plus the hours a person spends connecting your sources and reading each pull request. That is our own estimate.
The database role can only SELECT, and only on the tables you grant. The error tool token has read scope only. We never ask for a cloud console login or a production deploy key.
Your data goes into one separate store for your team, on a dedicated server we rent from OVH. We keep 28 days, the window the comparison needs, and delete it when you leave.
The agent that looks into a finding runs on Claude through the Anthropic API. Anthropic does not train its models on API data by default.
The app asks for pull requests (write), contents (write) and metadata (read). Contents access means it can read the code in the repositories you choose, and push branches there. It only pushes branches it creates, named oddwatch/..., and never merges. GitHub cannot enforce that naming, so turn on branch protection for your default branch.
Every pull request is a draft that a person on our side has read. Remove the app at any time from your GitHub settings. Send us your security questions before you grant any access; we answer them in writing.
Use the order form: tell us your stack, where your logs live and what broke last month. Or email support@openkrill.app. A person replies within 1 business day, Monday to Friday. We send no automatic emails and add nobody to a list.
Start for 490 USD a month Ask for a free seat
We confirm your order in writing within 1 business day, then send a PayPal invoice: 490 USD at the start of each month, or 1,000 USD once for the setup and first sweep. Or you pay by escrow on Upwork or Deel. We take orders from teams in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Germany. From another country, we reply within 48 hours to say we cannot take the order, and you pay nothing.
We connect your sources read-only, read the last 30 days of your logs, errors and database counts, and send a written report on what looked odd and why. When the cause is clear, you get up to 3 draft fix pull requests. It takes up to 5 business days after you give read access. You can stop there, or go on to the monthly watch with the sources already connected.
Probably. Each number is compared with its own last 28 days, and the first note can flag things that are normal for you. You tell us which lines were noise, and we tune the checks each week. A noisy note beats hearing about a failure from a customer.
An agent reads your data and your code and drafts the change. A person on our side reads every pull request before it is opened on your repository. Your team reviews and merges it, or closes it.
Tell us on the form. We quote a larger team in writing before you pay anything. In a month past 8 pull requests, each further finding still goes in the note with its cause. We draft the fix only if you ask.
They are good inside their own data. Oddwatch puts your logs, your error tool and your business tables in one place, so one check can ask whether signups dropped while no error fired. The price is flat per team, not per seat or per investigation.
Yes. Each month is paid by its own invoice, and you can tell us to stop before the next one. When you stop, we turn off the watch and delete your data. After a free design-partner month, you choose to start at 490 USD per month or to stop.
Oddwatch is run by the team behind Agent Tools; see who we are. Prices checked 2026-10-19.