Data Retention Periods

Learn about Sentry's data retention periods for different data types and plan tiers.

Sentry retains different types of data for varying periods based on your plan tier and the specific data type. The below table outlines the retention periods for data types across our Developer, Team, and Business plans.

By default, new account trials are granted Team plan retention. If you are trialing from a paid plan type, you will have the same retention as that plan for any data ingested during the trial.

Data TypeDeveloperTeamBusiness
Errors30 days90 days90 days
Logs30 days30 days30 days
Spans/Transactions30 days90 days90 days + 13 months sampled
Session Replays30 days90 days90 days
Profiles30 days90 days90 days
Crons30 days30 days30 days
Uptime30 days90 days90 days
Attachments30 days90 days90 days

Business plan customers receive extended retention for spans data through our sampled retention feature. This provides up to:

  • Full fidelity data: 90 days of complete span data
  • Sampled data: 13 months of downsampled span data

13 month downsampled data is a percentage of span data. Sampled retention is currently only available for span data.

Retention periods are applied at the time data is ingested, based on the then-current plan. This means plan upgrades or downgrades affect retention for new data only; existing data retains its original retention period.

When data reaches the end of its retention period, it can no longer be accessed. If you need to retain data beyond the standard retention period, consider:

  • Upgrading to a plan with longer retention
  • Contacting support for enterprise retention options

Reference our security policy for information about data deletion.

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