Latitude
MIT-licensed monitoring for production AI agents that finds failures and hands them to your coding agent.
Latitude is an open-source, MIT-licensed platform that traces AI agents in production, groups recurring failures into signals and can dispatch Claude Code or Cursor to fix them. The cloud Starter plan is free with 20K credits a month, Pro is $99 a month with 100K credits, and self-hosting is free.
About Latitude
Each agent interaction becomes a trace of spans for LLM calls, tool calls and retrieval steps, and related traces are grouped into sessions so you can review whole multi-turn conversations. Search finds behaviors by meaning, exact text or metadata, Behaviors clusters sessions into the topics users actually hit, and Signals groups recurring failure patterns, fed by human annotations, flaggers, evaluations and custom checks, each with example traces, trends and a lifecycle.
When a signal appears or escalates, Latitude can send Claude Code or Cursor the full context, sample traces and a deep link, and the coding agent implements the smallest correct fix and opens a pull request. Monitors open an incident and notify you in the app, by email or in Slack, evaluations generated from a signal keep scoring live traffic after a fix ships, and datasets turn failing traces into cases for regression tests.
The Latitude MCP server, a remote OAuth-authenticated endpoint, lets Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Zed, OpenCode and other agents read and manage your workspace, and the Latitude CLI exposes the same capabilities from a terminal. Latitude runs as the managed Latitude Cloud or self-hosted, with Docker Compose on one machine or on Kubernetes through a Helm chart.
A credit is Latitude's unit of usage: ingesting a trace costs 1 credit, and custom signal runs, session intelligence and flaggers also use credits when they run AI. Starter is free with 20K credits a month, 30 days of data retention and unlimited seats; Pro is $99 a month with 100K credits, 90-day retention, unlimited seats, priority support and extra credits at $20 per 10K; Enterprise is custom-priced, with custom credit volume and retention, on-premises deployment, SAML SSO and an uptime and support SLA.
Sources: latitude.so, docs.latitude.so/getting-started/mcp, /pricing, docs.latitude.so/deployment/overview and docs.latitude.so/getting-started/introduction, read 2026-10-27
Latitude pros and cons
Pros
- Latitude says it is fully open source under the MIT license, with the whole platform on GitHub, and you can self-host it for free so your data stays in your own infrastructure.
- Traces arrive through its SDK or an existing OpenTelemetry pipeline, with no proprietary format.
- The free Starter plan has no expiration, Starter and Pro both include unlimited seats, and you can cap total spending.
- Latitude says it is SOC 2 Type II certified, encrypts data in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256, and keeps hosted data on European servers.
Cons
- Usage is metered: Pro overage is billed at $20 per 10K credits, and Latitude calls its cost calculator a directional estimate, because your bill reflects metered credits.
- Starter keeps data for 30 days and Pro for 90 days; custom retention is an Enterprise option.
- On the pricing page, SAML SSO and fine-grained roles (RBAC) are listed only under the custom-priced Enterprise plan.
- Self-hosting means running five application services backed by Postgres, ClickHouse, Redis, Temporal and an object store.
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Latitude pricing
Read off the vendor’s own pricing page on 2026-11-07.
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Teams setting up the foundations of their AI infrastructure |
| Pro | $99 /month | Teams building AI products collaboratively at scale |
| Enterprise Cloud | Custom | High volume products or deploy in your infrastructure |
Full Latitude pricing breakdown — limits, hidden costs, change log →
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- Is Latitude free?
- Yes. Latitude has a free plan (Starter) — 20K credits/month; 30d data retention; Unlimited seats; General channel Slack support. Verified against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-11-07.
- What platforms does Latitude support?
- Latitude's own site lists it for CLI.
- What are the alternatives to Latitude?
- The closest alternatives to Latitude are AI Observability by OpenObserve, Agnost AI, Prefactor.
- What are the downsides of Latitude?
- Usage is metered: Pro overage is billed at $20 per 10K credits, and Latitude calls its cost calculator a directional estimate, because your bill reflects metered credits. Starter keeps data for 30 days and Pro for 90 days; custom retention is an Enterprise option. On the pricing page, SAML SSO and fine-grained roles (RBAC) are listed only under the custom-priced Enterprise plan. Self-hosting means running five application services backed by Postgres, ClickHouse, Redis, Temporal and an object store.
- What is Latitude?
- Latitude is an open-source, MIT-licensed platform for improving production AI agents. It captures agent traces, groups repeated failures into signals you can monitor, and can hand a signal to Claude Code or Cursor, which implements a fix and opens a pull request.
- How much does Latitude cost?
- Starter is free with 20K credits a month, 30-day retention and unlimited seats, and the free plan has no expiration. Pro is $99 a month with 100K credits, 90-day retention and extra credits at $20 per 10K. Enterprise is custom-priced, and self-hosting the open-source platform is free.
- Is Latitude open source?
- Yes, Latitude says it is fully open source under the MIT license, and you can host it yourself for free, from a single machine with Docker Compose to a Kubernetes cluster through a Helm chart, or use the managed Latitude Cloud.
- Does Latitude work with Claude Code and Cursor?
- Yes, in two ways: agent dispatch sends Claude Code or Cursor a signal with full context, sample traces and a deep link to fix, and the remote Latitude MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Zed, OpenCode and other agents read and manage your workspace. The Latitude CLI offers the same capabilities in a terminal.
- What counts as a Latitude credit?
- Ingesting a trace costs 1 credit. Custom signal runs cost a baseline credit plus the AI they use, and session intelligence and flaggers also consume credits when they run hosted AI. On Pro, usage beyond the included credits is billed as overage at $20 per 10K credits.