Observability, Simplified
Qorrelate
Affordable power
Splunk
Enterprise costs
Qorrelate is an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform, ensuring seamless, standardized data collection, analysis, and interoperability across modern cloud and distributed systems.
Splunk relies on Universal Forwarder and HEC. OpenTelemetry support is limited, requiring proprietary tooling for full functionality.
Get powerful observability at a fraction of Splunk's cost. Simple per-GB pricing, no license negotiations.
Splunk is notoriously expensive. Per-GB pricing can reach $2,000+/GB/year with complex licensing that requires lengthy sales negotiations.
Built on open standards from day one. Use any OTel-compatible instrumentation, no proprietary forwarders needed.
Splunk relies on Universal Forwarder and HEC. OTel support is improving but full features require proprietary tooling.
Clean, intuitive interface built for modern observability. No SPL query language to learn.
Splunk's UI shows its age. SPL query language is powerful but has a steep learning curve.
Qorrelate embraces open standards like OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, ensuring flexibility, interoperability, and future-proof observability – without vendor lock-in.
Splunk's reliance on proprietary standards creates significant vendor lock-in with SPL, Universal Forwarder, and HEC.
See how we compare on the features that matter
| Features | Qorrelate |
Splunk |
|---|---|---|
| Easy to set up and use | ||
| OpenTelemetry-native | ||
| Transparent pricing | ||
| No vendor lock-in | ||
| Session replay | ||
| AI-powered log analysis | ||
| Telemetry spam filter |
No complex setups, no maintenance – all the context for your logs, metrics and traces.
Manage diverse logs with the fastest search and filtering capabilities. Leverage OpenTelemetry semantic conventions for context.
Centralize Prometheus & OpenTelemetry metrics to monitor your infrastructure and service with ease.
Spot errors and bottlenecks: real-time search and filtering capabilities for all high cardinal attributes.
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