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Firebase Crashlytics

Crash reporting for Apple, Android, Flutter and Unity apps, with no cost to use.

47/100

#10 of 12 error monitoring tools
Facts checked 9 Oct 2026

In short

Crashlytics suits mobile teams, since it costs nothing and handles dSYM and mapping files for readable crash reports1,7,8. Its docs list no web or server SDKs, and its pages state no event limit, while the privacy page gives 90 days of crash history2,3,9. The catch: it covers mobile apps only, and Firebase lists it as a global service without naming an EU region9.

Best for: Mobile teams that want free crash reports and already use Firebase.

Where the points come from

SDK coverage6 of 20
Debugging11 of 17
Alerts and workflow6 of 10
Hosting and security6 of 25
Price and limits18 of 28

SDK coverage 6 of 20 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Web and server SDKsNoneDocs list Apple, Android, Android NDK, Flutter and Unity only; no web or server language SDKs3.0 / 12
Mobile SDKsiOS, Android, FlutterApple platforms, Android and Flutter guides exist; no React Native guide appears in the docs3,12.6 / 8

Debugging 11 of 17 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Source mapsNot publishedNot published on the vendor's docs pages3,12.0 / 6
Mobile symbol filesYesDocs describe dSYM upload and the Gradle plugin uploading Android mapping files7,8.4 / 4
Release trackingYesRelease monitoring shows new crashes in the latest release and compares up to two earlier builds11.4 / 4
Event trail before the errorYesDocs describe custom logs and breadcrumb logs attached to crashes10.3 / 3

Alerts and workflow 6 of 10 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Alert channelsEmail, Slack, PagerDutyEmail alerts by default for regressed and trending issues; Slack and PagerDuty integrations are documented. Teams is not listed4,5,6.3 / 4
Issue tracker integrationYesJira integration creates Bug issues and links existing ones5.3 / 3
Spike and quota controlsNot publishedNot published on the vendor's docs pages10,12.0 / 3

Hosting and security 6 of 25 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Self-hostingNot publishedNot published on the vendor's product and docs pages1,3.0 / 6
Open sourceNot publishedNot published on the vendor's product and docs pages1,3.0 / 5
SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001YesFirebase says all its services completed ISO 27001 and SOC 1, 2 and 3 evaluation9.6 / 6
Single sign-on (SAML or OIDC)Not publishedNot published on the vendor's product and docs pages1,3.0 / 5
EU data regionNot publishedPrivacy page lists Crashlytics as a global service and names no EU region9.0 / 3

Price and limits 18 of 28 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Free planYesCrashlytics is a no-cost product2.5 / 5
Events on the free planNot publishedNo cost is stated, but the pricing page gives no event quota and does not say usage is unlimited2.0 / 5
Cheapest paid plan$0Entirely free product2.8 / 8
Events on the cheapest paid planNot publishedEntirely free, so the free limit counts; no event quota or unlimited statement is published2.0 / 5
Error history on the cheapest paid plan90The privacy page says Crashlytics keeps crash stack traces and identifiers for 90 days9.5 / 5

The rule behind each line: how we score error monitoring tools.

Plans and prices

As the vendor lists them, before tax. Prices are in US dollars unless the plan shows euros; the points use US dollars, with euros converted at the ECB rate.

PlanPrice as listedPer monthNotes
CrashlyticsMobile app teamsFree1,2$0Listed as no-cost; no quota stated

Firebase lists Crashlytics as a no-cost product and states no usage quota for it; the only quota note covers project-level no-cost usage in general2.

Strengths

  • No cost to use, with no paid plan listed1,2.
  • Breadcrumb logs show user interactions before a crash10.
  • Slack, Jira and PagerDuty integrations are built in5.
  • Release monitoring compares the latest release with up to two earlier builds11.

Limits

  • No JavaScript, Python, Java, .NET, PHP or Ruby SDK appears in the docs3.
  • No React Native guide appears in the Crashlytics docs3.
  • Microsoft Teams is not a listed alert channel5,6.
  • Firebase says Crashlytics runs on global Google infrastructure, with no EU region choice stated9.

Other error monitoring tools

  1. 1
    SentrySmall teams that want wide SDK coverage and the option to self-host
    88/100
    $26/mocheapest paid plan
  2. 2
    BugSnagTeams with web and mobile apps that want readable crash reports and an on-premise option
    86/100
    $20/mocheapest paid plan
  3. 3
    HoneybadgerSmall web teams that want flat pricing and many language libraries
    78/100
    $23.83/mocheapest paid plan
  4. 4
    RollbarSmall web teams that want cheap paid tiers and deploy tracking
    77/100
    $7.50/mocheapest paid plan

All 12 error monitoring tools

Sources

  1. Firebase Crashlytics, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  2. Firebase pricing, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  3. Get started with Crashlytics, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  4. Alerts by email or in-console, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  5. Basic integrations with Slack, Jira, and PagerDuty, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  6. Custom alerts and notification channels, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  7. Get readable crash reports (Apple), Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  8. Get readable crash reports (Android), Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  9. Privacy and security in Firebase, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  10. Customize your Crashlytics crash reports, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  11. Monitor your latest release, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.
  12. Crashlytics documentation, Google Firebase. Accessed 9 Oct 2026.

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