ObjectZIA traces every request across your microservices, built entirely on OpenTelemetry. See p50/p95/p99 latency per hop, catch error spikes, and know exactly which dependency broke, before your customers file a ticket.
average hourly cost of downtime for 90%+ of mid-size and large enterprises, with 41% reporting $1M–$5M+ per hour.
ITIC 2024 Hourly Cost of Downtime Reportof engineering teams now run 4+ separate observability tools just to piece together what's actually slow.
Grafana Labs, Observability Survey 2024rise in customer-facing incidents at the average org, with enterprise incident volume up 16% in a single year.
PagerDuty, 2024 State of Digital OperationsFollow one request across every service it touches. See exactly which hop, which query, which dependency ate the milliseconds, span by span.
p50, p95, and p99 per service and endpoint. Averages hide the pain your slowest 1% of users actually feel, we show you the tail.
See which services and dependencies are degraded right now, and get paged the moment an error rate or latency SLO starts to burn.
A typical APM vendor asks you to install their proprietary agent, format your telemetry their way, and re-instrument everything if you ever want to leave. ObjectZIA is built entirely on OpenTelemetry, the open standard, from day one.
OpenTelemetry graduated to CNCF's highest maturity tier in 2026, with 12,000+ contributors across 2,800+ companies. Read the full architecture →
Four steps, no proprietary agent to install.
Already instrumented with OpenTelemetry? Change one export endpoint. Not yet? We'll help you stand up the SDK.
Spans from every service arrive automatically, stitched into full request traces the moment they land.
p50/p95/p99 per service and endpoint, plus a live map of which dependencies are healthy right now.
Define an error-rate or latency budget once. ObjectZIA watches it continuously and alerts before it's fully burned.
ObjectZIA watches error rate, latency, and dependency health continuously, and routes alerts wherever your team already works.
p99 latency at 2.4s, 3x its SLO budget for the last 5 minutes.
1 minute agoError rate up to 2.1%, approaching the 3% burn threshold.
14 minutes agop95 latency back under 180ms after a dependency recovered.
1 hour agoObjectZIA doesn't require a closed-source agent. Instrument once with the OTel SDK and send data anywhere, including here.
Point your OTel collector somewhere else and you're done switching. No re-instrumentation project required.
We're pursuing SOC 2 Type II certification alongside our design partner program, targeting early 2027.
Run the OpenTelemetry Collector in your own environment, and choose exactly what leaves it.
No. If you're already emitting OpenTelemetry data, in many setups it's a matter of pointing your OTel Collector's exporter at ObjectZIA alongside, or instead of, wherever it goes today.
We'll help you instrument with the OTel SDK for your language. It's an investment either way, the difference is that instrumentation stays useful no matter which backend you point it at later.
The platform itself is closed-source, but the instrumentation layer, OpenTelemetry, is fully open. You're never locked into our SDK, because there isn't one.
Both are excellent, broad platforms built around their own proprietary agents. ObjectZIA is narrower by design, tracing and latency for microservices, built entirely on the open standard, aimed at teams who don't want another agent to maintain.
You can run the OpenTelemetry Collector in your own environment and control exactly what telemetry leaves it. A fully self-hosted backend is on our roadmap, not available yet.
We haven't published a rate card yet, membership terms are still being shaped with design partners. See the Membership section for how we're thinking about it.
We're onboarding a small number of design partners now. Keep me posted below and we'll reach out as we open up the next batch.