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SecuMon vs New Relic

SecuMon vs New Relic: per-host vs per-user pricing

A Québec alternative to New Relic, with simple per-host pricing and a controllable open-source stack.

SecuMon, the Québec alternative to New Relic. Sovereign full-stack observability, simple per-host pricing (vs user-based + GB ingest billing), OVH Beauharnois hosting and native Loi 25 compliance.

Data in Québec
OVH Beauharnois, Canadian jurisdiction
Law 25 compliance
Native, ready for the CAI
CAD billing
No FX surprises

Feature comparison

Quick view of the main differences between the two solutions, to help you choose.

FeatureSecuMonNew RelicNote
Data residency in Québec / CanadaHosted at OVH Beauharnois
CAD pricing
Native Québec Law 25 compliance
French (Québec) support
Public API
SSO Zitadel / OIDCOIDC / SAML supported
SMB plan (<50 employees)
MSP / partner plan
Outside US jurisdictionNew Relic = US company (San Francisco)
Simple per-host pricingNew Relic = ingest GB + users (Core/Full Platform/Limited)
Unified APM + infra + logs + traces
Strictly Québec hostingNew Relic = US-East / EU regions
Native MSP multi-tenant
Open-source stack (vs proprietary)
No user-seat lockoutNew Relic Free = 1 Full Platform user, pay to add more

Legend: ✓ included, ✗ not available, − partial or optional. Based on public editor sites at time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

New Relic Free Tier offers 100 GB/month, why pay for SecuMon?

New Relic's free tier is generous on ingest, but limited to 1 Full Platform user. As soon as a team needs to collaborate (2+ users), costs explode. For SMBs and MSPs, SecuMon's per-host model better matches ops team realities.

Is New Relic Loi 25 compliant?

New Relic offers US and EU regions, no dedicated Canada region. And the company remains US under CLOUD Act. SecuMon solves both — strict Québec residency and Québec operator.

Migration from New Relic to SecuMon?

We support migration: replacing the New Relic agent with OpenTelemetry (open standard), recreating dashboards, mapping alerts. Typical: 2-3 weeks for an SMB stack.

Does SecuMon have the same APM features?

SecuMon uses OpenTelemetry for APM, covering common languages (Go, Node, Python, Java, .NET, Ruby, PHP). Distributed tracing, profiling, error tracking included. OpenTelemetry instrumentation is portable — no proprietary agent lock-in.

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