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Your team ships a feature, then two weeks later a customer reports an edge case you cannot reproduce. By that point, the retention window already closed three days ago, and the logs or traces you needed to investigate are gone. This is what happens when log management economics quietly train engineers to log less, filter earlier, and strip context. Tsuga runs inside your own cloud account with flat per-GB pricing, unlimited retention, and fields that cost nothing extra, so your data stays where it belongs and your team logs what they actually need.
Observability costs are growing faster than the infrastructure they monitor. For many enterprises, the log management bill now rivals the compute bill that generates the logs. When that happens, finance asks engineering to cut back, and engineering responds by shortening retention, sampling streams, or dropping fields.
The result is a set of compromises that become habitual..
Teams shrink retention windows to fit budget cycles. Seven days replaces thirty. When an incident surfaces on day twelve, the logs that would explain it have already aged out. The platform saved money. The team lost visibility.
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 quarterly budget allows
Tsuga is an enterprise log management platform built on a bring-your-own-cloud model. It delivers fast, intuitive log search with flat per-GB pricing, runs entirely inside your AWS, GCP, or Azure account, and is managed remotely by Tsuga without ever ingesting your data.
Because Tsuga does not resell infrastructure or mark up storage, the incentives run in the same direction as your team's.
Traditional log management platforms often bundle retention, query volume, and field limits into tiered plans that obscure the real cost of visibility. Tsuga charges one flat rate per gigabyte ingested. Retention is included. Fields are unlimited. There is no per-host tax. When your bill grows, it grows because your telemetry grew, not because you added a column.
Tsuga deploys the entire data plane inside your VPC. Logs are stored in your object storage, encrypted with your KMS keys, and indexed on compute that runs in your account. Tsuga manages the software lifecycle remotely through a control plane connected via mutual TLS. You retain physical and legal control. We retain operational responsibility.
Every Tsuga account includes a named field engineer who works inside your environment to optimise pipelines, tune retention policies, and reduce infrastructure spend. Because Tsuga does not profit from data bloat, this engineer's incentive is to make your setup more efficient, not larger.
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. The interface is built for the pace of an incident, not the pace of a tutorial.
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 finance team can forecast the bill without modelling tiered tiers or query overages.
Storage, indexing, and processing all run in your AWS, GCP, or Azure account. Managed by Tsuga, but owned and controlled by you. Your KMS keys encrypt everything, and your object storage holds the raw data in open formats you can read without us.
No proprietary agent to install or maintain. Works with the collectors you already trust, and keeps your options open for the future. If you ever move to another platform, your instrumentation travels with you.
Every log belongs to a team. Access controls, cost attribution, and governance are first-class features, not something you bolt on later. You can trace a query back to the person who ran it and the budget centre that paid for the underlying compute.
Jump straight from a log line to the related trace or metric. One click, no context switching, no lost momentum. The same identifiers flow through logs, metrics, and traces, so correlation is automatic rather than manual.
Tsuga is purpose-built for a specific set of constraints. If your situation does not match them, we will tell you upfront.
Your engineers query logs the same way and your alerts fire the same way, but everything underneath is different. The storage layer runs in your account, the indexing uses your compute, and the data never transits a third-party network.
If your observability bill is growing faster than your infrastructure, or if telemetry leaving your cloud is a risk you cannot take, Tsuga is built for your constraints.
