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beacon.sh vs Logsign

beacon.sh and Logsign are both uptime & monitoring tools. beacon.sh is aimed at developers and enterprise, while Logsign is aimed at enterprise and small businesses. Only beacon.sh has a free plan.

beacon.sh

Open-source memory layer that carries lessons across coding agents

Logsign

Unified SIEM and SOAR platform for security operations

PricingOpen sourcePaid
Starting priceNot publishedNot published
Free planYesNo
Free trial——
Built forDevelopers, Enterprise, Small businessesEnterprise, Small businesses
Platformsmacos, windows, linux, webweb
CountryUSTR
Rating——

Choose beacon.sh if

Developers and engineering teams using several AI coding agents who want shared, reviewed memory and a full record of agent activity.

  • MIT-licensed core that runs locally without lock-in to one harness
  • One timeline for every agent and machine, including token spend
  • Turns repeated walkthroughs into skills every agent can reuse

Look elsewhere if: Teams that only need a shared knowledge store for agents and people, or want to train their own models from traces (Context Engine, Overmind).

Choose Logsign if

Turkish organizations wanting SIEM and SOAR together.

  • SIEM and SOAR in one product
  • Local compliance reporting
  • Faster deployment than large SIEMs

Look elsewhere if: Small companies without security staff.

beacon.sh vs Logsign pricing

beacon.sh

  • Open source$0MIT-licensed local endpoint, JSONL traces, local dashboard
  • Beacon Cloud$020+ agents, 50 findings, session search over MCP, daily digest
  • Cloud Pro$20/moBilled annually (save 25%); unlimited findings, memories over MCP
  • Cloud Team$30/seat/moBilled annually plus $10/mo base, up to 20 seats, shared traces
  • EnterpriseCustomApproval gates, SSO, RBAC, audit logs, your own bucket and region

Logsign

  • QuoteCustomNo public pricing; demo on request

beacon.sh · Key features

  • Session capture across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode and 20+ other harnesses
  • OpenTelemetry-based event model stored as local JSONL by default
  • Reviewed memories and skills served to agents over MCP and Agent Skills
  • Cloud findings with one-click skills, fix prompts and an evidence trail
  • Full session replay with prompts, commands, edits, approvals and tokens
  • Terminal trace browser and read-only local dashboard

Cons

  • Pro and Team prices are shown only with annual billing
  • Team price is listed as $30 per seat in one place and $40 in the comparison table
  • Free cloud tier caps findings at 50

Logsign · Key features

  • Log collection and correlation
  • Detection rules and alerts
  • SOAR playbooks and automated response
  • Threat intelligence enrichment
  • Compliance reporting (KVKK, ISO 27001)
  • Dashboards and investigations

Cons

  • Smaller global footprint
  • Pricing quote-based
  • Content library smaller than market leaders

beacon.sh vs Logsign: FAQ

Do beacon.sh and Logsign have a free plan?

beacon.sh has a free plan. Logsign has no free plan.

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