The Sentry-compatible alternative, hosted in Europe
Point your existing Sentry SDK at a Vakt360 DSN and keep shipping. Same SDKs, same event shape, EU data residency, PII scrubbed at ingest.
Vakt360 vs Sentry
An honest comparison. Where the two are genuinely the same, we say so.
| Category | Vakt360 | Sentry |
|---|---|---|
| SDK compatibility | Same Sentry SDKs. Drop-in DSN, no re-instrumentation. | Same SDKs (they are Sentry's own). |
| AI autofix | Root-cause analysis and a draft pull request with the fix, with your own AI key or the built-in model. | AI features available, US-hosted. |
| Data residency | EU by default, single region. | US by default; EU available on paid plans. |
| Setup | Change one line: the dsn in your existing Sentry.init call. | SDK install plus a region choice on paid plans. |
| Pricing | Flat plans, one event definition, one hard cap you set. | Usage-based across several separately priced event categories. |
| Self-serve | Free plan, signup to first event in minutes, no card required. | Free plan, signup to first event in minutes. |
Everything you already built, pointed somewhere new
One line to switch
Vakt360 speaks the same ingest protocol your Sentry SDK already uses. Swap the dsn in your existing Sentry.init call and events start arriving. No new package, no new API to learn.
EU data residency
Your event data lives on European infrastructure by default, behind a web application firewall and a private database.
PII scrubbed at ingest
Authorization headers, cookies, tokens and card-like values are redacted server-side before an event is ever stored.
No lock-in
You are already using the Sentry SDK protocol. If you ever leave, point the DSN elsewhere and you are done.
AI that opens the fix
Beyond catching errors, Vakt360’s AI explains the root cause and opens a draft pull request with the fix, then watches CI and confirms the issue is resolved.
Change one line. Keep the SDK you already ship.
Start on the free plan, no card required.