DebugBear pricing: what it actually costs
Every number below comes from DebugBear’s own published pricing page, read on 24 August 2026. Vendors change plans without notice — check the source link before you buy.
Direct answer
How much does DebugBear cost?
DebugBear starts at $49/mo billed annually ($588/yr) or $69/mo monthly, with Startup at $99/mo annually, Team at $249/mo and Corporate/Agency at $699/mo. There is no free plan — only a 14-day trial.
- Free plan: DebugBear has no free plan — access starts with a 14-day free trial that needs no credit card, after which a paid plan is required.
- Entry paid tier: Entry plan (revealed by the pricing page's "Show More Plans" toggle) at $69/mo (not published).
- Top tier is quote-only — no public enterprise price.
DebugBear plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Entry plan (revealed by the pricing page's "Show More Plans" toggle) | $69/mo$49/mo billed annually | Lowest published synthetic test allowance, billed at $588/yr on annual terms |
| Startup | $99/mo billed annually | 4,000 synthetic tests/mo (about 125 pages daily), 1 project, 10 users, unlimited domains, no RUM — $1,188/yr |
| Team | $249/mo billed annually | 10,000 synthetic tests/mo (about 320 pages daily), 500,000 RUM page views, 5 projects, 50 users — $2,988/yr |
| Corporate / Agency | $899/mo$699/mo billed annually | 50,000 synthetic tests/mo (about 1,600 pages daily), 2,000,000 RUM page views, 100 projects, unlimited users — $8,388/yr |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Custom quote with invoice payment, security review forms, single sign-on, training sessions and quarterly reviews |
Source: DebugBear pricing page — read 24 August 2026.
What the sticker price leaves out
DebugBear bills synthetic test volume rather than sites: the Startup allowance of 4,000 tests a month equates to roughly 125 pages checked daily, so adding pages or testing more often eats the same budget.
The cheapest plan is hidden behind a "Show More Plans" control on the pricing page — the default view opens on Startup, so most visitors never see the lower entry price at all.
Choosing monthly instead of annual raises the entry plan from $49 to $69 a month, a premium of roughly 40% for the flexibility.
Real-user monitoring is excluded from the Startup plan entirely, so field data on actual visitors requires the Team plan or above.
The same job on Lemwatch
Lemwatch is free for 10 sites with all check types, then $19/mo for 50 sites (Pro) and $59/mo for 150 sites (Agency).
DebugBear starts at $69/mo. Lemwatch starts at $19/mo for 50 sites and bundles uptime, SSL, DNS, SEO and visual change detection into one plan instead of charging per capability — so the comparison worth running is total spend for your whole site list, not headline price.
DebugBear pricing questions
Watching more than 10 sites?
Lemwatch is free for 10 sites with every check type included — uptime, SSL, DNS, SEO and visual diffs — then $19/mo for 50 sites.
DebugBear against other tools
Comparing DebugBear with a rival rather than with Lemwatch? These head-to-heads use the same verified pricing and check-interval data.