BunnyLogs vs Logflare

Logflare (now part of Supabase) focuses on Cloudflare and Vercel log pipelines. BunnyLogs covers a broader range of ingestion sources.

The verdict

Logflare is tightly integrated with the Supabase and Cloudflare ecosystems — convenient if your stack lives there. BunnyLogs is a better fit for polyglot environments with email alerts, WhatsApp notifications, or the need to share streams without requiring a login.

Why developers choose BunnyLogs

Email & messaging sources

Logflare is optimised for HTTP/edge log pipelines. BunnyLogs also accepts email, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord — covering legacy and mobile sources out of the box.

UUID-based instant sharing

Share a live log stream with a URL — no account, no invite. Logflare ties access to Supabase authentication.

Independent EU hosting

BunnyLogs is an independent EU-hosted service. Logflare's data location depends on your Supabase project region and Supabase's infrastructure.

Where Logflare has the edge

  • Native Supabase and Cloudflare Workers integration
  • BigQuery backend option for large-scale analytics
  • Zero configuration within the Supabase ecosystem

Logflare pricing

Free tier: Limited (Supabase account required)

Paid: Bundled with Supabase plans

BunnyLogs pricing

Free tier: 100 KB/month — no credit card

Paid: €5 per started GB — no seat fees, no minimum

Feature comparison

Feature BunnyLogs Logflare
Real-time streaming WebSocket, <1 s Via Supabase Realtime
Free tier 100 KB/month Bundled with Supabase free
HTTP POST ingestion
Email ingestion Not supported
Telegram / WhatsApp Not supported
No-login shareable stream Share by UUID URL Supabase auth required
EU data residency EU-only Region-dependent
Agent required No agent
30-day log search All plans Depends on Supabase plan
Simple per-GB pricing €5/started GB Bundled, opaque pricing

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Real-time WebSocket streaming · 30-day search · email, WhatsApp & Telegram ingestion · EU-hosted · €5/GB

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