Stop telling your team to log less.

When logs get expensive, engineers start cutting corners. They shorten retention, drop fields, and hesitate to add context. That's the wrong trade-off. Tsuga gives you fast, intuitive log search with pricing that actually encourages good instrumentation.

Most log platforms teach bad habits.

Teams don't cut logs because they want to. They cut logs because their vendor made keeping them dangerous. Short retention windows, expensive fields, opaque pricing - the incentives are all backwards.

Seven days instead of thirty. Which means when something goes wrong on day twelve, the evidence is already gone.

How Tsuga helps

Tsuga's flat per-GB pricing includes retention without a separate tax. Keep logs for as long as your team actually needs them, not as long as your budget allows.

Most log platforms teach bad habits.

If your log platform makes you afraid to add context, it's failing at its job.

Tsuga: one flat price per GB. No retention tax. No per-host fees. No penalties for doing things right.

Logs the way they should work.

Search that's fast, pricing that's honest, and an architecture that keeps your data exactly where it belongs.

Search that actually feels fast

Schema-flexible and easy to filter. Go from a vague hunch to a specific answer without losing your train of thought or looking up query syntax.

One price. No surprises.

Flat per-GB ingestion pricing. No retention tax. No per-host charges. Add all the context you want, it won't change your unit cost.

Your data stays with you

Storage, indexing, and processing all run in your AWS, GCP, or Azure account. Managed by Tsuga, but owned and controlled by you.

OpenTelemetry native

No proprietary agent to install or maintain. Works with the collectors you already trust, and keeps your options open for the future.

Ownership built in

Every log belongs to a team. Access controls, cost attribution, and governance are first-class features, not something you bolt on later.

Connected to the full picture

Jump straight from a log line to the related trace or metric. One click, no context switching, no lost momentum.

Own your observability.