ScienceLogic Platform review

ScienceLogic Platform is an IT operations platform that brings observability, operational guidance, and automation together. Its homepage describes real-time visibility across hybrid infrastructure, root-cause analysis, and guided actions. The product family includes Skylar One for observability, Skylar Compliance for network configuration and audits, Skylar AI for analysis, Skylar Automation for workflows, and Skylar Advisor for operational guidance.

The pricing page lists Skylar One Standard at $5 per device per month, with a 14-day free trial and no free plan. Skylar One Advanced is $6 per device per month. Separate Compliance plans cost $12 or $20 per device per month. Skylar Analytics and Skylar Advisor have no published prices. Prices are monthly; no annual billing option is shown. The published pricing details say usage is metered and overages are invoiced in arrears at an agreed rate.

The main advantage is breadth: ScienceLogic packages infrastructure and application observability, event management, business-service visibility, integrations, and workflow automation in one product family. That may be useful for teams trying to connect operational data and actions rather than add another isolated dashboard.

• Skylar One Standard is listed at $5 per device per month and includes infrastructure and app observability, event management, business-service visibility, SSO/SAML, API access, PowerPacks, and Skylar One Studio.
• The same plan includes 400+ out-of-the-box integrations, while the Compliance Standard plan lists 100+ vendor-native integrations.
• Skylar One Advanced costs $6 per device per month and adds Skylar Automation, SyncPacks, 100+ workflow automations, and low-code custom workflow authoring.
• Compliance Standard includes configuration backup, one-click recovery, change detection, automation, auditing, and reporting. It supports SaaS, private or public cloud, and on-premises deployment.

The stated feature set also covers root-cause analysis and prioritized, explainable operational guidance through Skylar AI and Skylar Advisor.

The headline $5 price is only the entry point, not a clear estimate of total cost. Skylar One Advanced is $6 per device per month, while Compliance Standard is $12 and Compliance Advanced (H/A) is $20. Analytics and Advisor have no published prices, so teams considering those capabilities will need a sales quote.

There are also pricing details to clarify before comparing ScienceLogic with a current stack. The pricing page shows no annual billing option, says usage is metered, and says overages are invoiced in arrears at an agreed rate. It does not provide a numeric usage cap or overage rate in the published details. Volume discounts and device-group pricing require contacting sales. Disaster recovery costs extra; on-premises high availability is an add-on, while Advanced SaaS pricing includes high availability. The 14-day trial gives teams a time-limited evaluation, but the listed pricing does not include a free plan. Budgeting beyond the entry tier therefore depends on device counts, selected products, and negotiated charges.

According to the pricing details checked on November 7, 2026, Skylar One Standard starts at $5 per device per month. Skylar One Advanced is $6—a $1 per-device jump for Skylar Automation, SyncPacks, and more than 100 workflow automations. These are separate from the compliance plans: Skylar Compliance Standard is $12 per device per month, while Advanced (H/A) is $20, a $8 increase for high availability and automatic failover. Don’t treat those as one simple upgrade ladder; they cover different needs.

Skylar Analytics and Skylar Advisor have no published prices. There’s no free plan, but a 14-day trial is listed. Prices are per device per month, and no annual billing option is shown. Usage is metered; overages are invoiced in arrears at an agreed rate. Disaster recovery costs extra. On-premises high availability is an add-on, while Advanced SaaS includes it. Volume discounts and device-group pricing require a sales conversation, so the entry price won’t tell you the full bill.

The published material doesn’t publish migration timelines, onboarding services, data-export formats, or a step-by-step process for moving alerts, configurations, and workflows. Treat those as sales questions, not assumed capabilities. Before switching, ask what data can be exported, how long historical data remains accessible, and whether existing integrations and workflows need rebuilding.

ScienceLogic lists more than 400 out-of-the-box integrations for Skylar One Standard, plus a library connecting data across IT environments. That may help with connecting systems, but it doesn’t establish how much migration work your setup will take. Also model the per-device charge and metered overages against the devices you plan to manage.

We don’t have Reddit reports in the published sources that establish why customers leave, or whether users report lock-in. Portability and exit costs are therefore unverified, not proven problems. Get written answers on data retrieval, contract terms, and any charges for leaving before committing.