I appreciate the flexible user interface, the affordable pricing, and the effective spam filtering. It's great that I can set up usage and error dashboards for under $5 per month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The spam filters are great, but hidden in the UI.. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dash0 is built with open industry standards in mind, utilizing OpenTelemetry, Prometheus (OpenMetrics), Perses (Dashboards) and a decent Kubernetes integration to provide tooling that will be familiar for users who heavily invested in rolling their own OSS deployments in the past. Users who are more familiar with vendored solutions should notice very quickly that their hands aren't as limited as they might be used to. In our organisation we know both and love the fact that Dash0 is focused on providing us with the tools that we need. Telemetry data that we don't find useful? Just one click on the Spam button and the unnecessary data will no longer be ingested and cause no additional costs. And the data that we keep? Triage allows me to actually have the system do the correlation across all possible attributes for me. I just need to click on what's interesting. Looking forward to see what comes next.

As an early adopter we sometimes run into questions. So far all of them have been answered promptly and elegantly by the customer support, even in cases where engineering needed to be consulted or when some of our questions resulted in improvement requests. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dash0 is still pretty new, and that does show in feature completeness. The foundation is all there: metric, traces and logs can be stored and queried, displayed on dashboards and used for alerting. But at this point not many value added services are available. Grouping and Triage are great additions, but advanced features like Error Tracking, Synthetics, RUM and SLOs aren't available, yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

* Allows for a collection of observability across different cloud providers, infrastructures, systems, etc. We use the solution for monitoring managed DBs, streaming platforms, K8 clusters, messaging systems, etc across multiple cloud providers.

* Easy implementation and the utilization of OTel and industry monitoring standards

* The dashboard and filtering methodology is intuitive and simple

* The ability to enable "spam" on spans/logs/metrics that are unneeded for cost reduction

* Well written documentation and great support - very responsive, provided thorough feedback, proactive in ensuring solutions were adequate, and incorporated feedback to improve upon the product.

* Continually improving on AI and adding more integrations

* The ability to create custom views with filters - devs love the ease of this Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

* Multiline logging in applications is less easy to view

* Scaling can become costly Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a developer-focused observability platform, Dash0’s DevFirst philosophy truly shines—everything from the UI/UX to the feature set feels purpose-built for engineers. It’s clear the team built this for developers rather than retrofitting features for them.

Despite being a young company (just over a year into operations), Dash0 delivers enterprise-grade quality and features—automatic instrumentation, spans, logs with semantic context, PromQL support, AI-powered trace triage—all working reliably from day one.

The support team is exceptional—responsive, knowledgeable, and supportive even for smaller customers, turning any blockers into quick solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s very little to complain about. The main hiccup is that AWS Lambda instrumentation can still be a bit fiddly—more due to current OpenTelemetry limitations than Dash0 itself. Fortunately, the roadmap promises improvements, so I’m confident this will smooth out soon. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's super easy to get started with Dash0. We spent days setting Datadog up; with Dash0, it only took hours. Also, unlike Datadog and friends, Dash0 doesn't have a bunch of hidden extras that you end up paying for. And among the best things about Dash0 is that it's OTEL native, which means there's no custom query languages to learn or e.g. vendor-specific agents to install. TBH they make it very easy to switch among providers if needed. Low vendor lock-in is aligned with the customer and I appreciate it.

Oh and the customer support has been super responsive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We'd like an APM/profiles story. But for our use case this is not a dealbreaker. Dash0's team said they already have profiles features in beta and they'll roll it out once OTEL profiles specifications are locked down this year or so. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to set up, and I appreciate having direct access to support engineers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Opentelemetry is still in its early stages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tracing UI is amazing. When we switched to Dash0, it significantly cut down the amount of time it takes us from a bug being reported to figuring out why it happened and fixing it. Filtering on attributes is extremely intuitive, and the tracing tree UI is awesome. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn't much yet that we dislike about Dash0. Any tracing platform can certainly be a bit overwhelming when you first start using it, but we've found learning to navigate the Dash0 UI to be the most intuitive of the ones we've tried Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We've been using Dash0 at catchHR for several months now, and it's been a real game-changer for us.

Dash0 combines tracing, monitoring and logging based on OpenTelemetry and packed in a beautiful UI. It really helps us to simplify our workflows.

Initial setup/integration and getting our data to Dash0 was as simple as it gets, thanks to the offered Dash0 operator. Only took a few minutes and it just worked. Even if you don't use the Dash0 operator, it's still an easy process e.g. thanks to auto-instrumentations etc.

What our dev team loves most about Dash0 during the daily usage is the UI/UX. It's incredibly well-thought-out and user-friendly, especially for developers, making it easy to navigate and find the data we need. They pay A LOT of attention to ensure a smooth user experience and it becomes clear once you use it for more than 5 minutes.

All in all it saves us lots of time and effort that we had before. And on top of that it's also really fast and reliable!

While some of the features are not there yet, the development team at Dash0 is very responsive and committed to continuous improvement. They really listen to customer feedback and work hard to provide regular updates. We are in close contact with them, and issues or requests raised are quickly put into action effectively. The level of support means the few missing features are much less of an issue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's nothing we currently dislike about Dash0. Like I said in another section, a few features are missing, but the development team does a great job with that, releasing updates very often and really being on top of customer feedback. Their responsiveness and commitment ensure that any problems and questions are quickly addressed, making it a non-issue for us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What stands out most about Dash0 is its deep integration with OpenTelemetry. Unlike many other observability platforms that bolt on OpenTelemetry support, Dash0 is built natively around it. That means:

No vendor lock-in – you're working with open standards.

Smooth data ingestion – metrics, logs, and traces are handled uniformly.

Fast, unified insights – the ability to seamlessly pivot from traces to logs to metrics is huge for debugging and performance tuning.

Plus, the UI is clean and intuitive, which makes onboarding easy for devs, and their PromQL support adds bonus flexibility for folks already familiar with Prometheus. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main drawback of Dash0 right now is that it's still relatively new, so a few things come with that:

Feature gaps – some advanced or niche features you might find in more mature tools (like Datadog or New Relic) may still be on their roadmap.

Smaller ecosystem – less community content, plugins, and third-party integrations compared to older players.

Documentation depth – while the core guides are solid, edge-case or advanced usage scenarios might not be as thoroughly documented yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dash0 was super easy to set up and start using. Within no time, it provided valuable insights into my applications, even helping me catch a few bugs early on. The user interface is quite intuitive, making monitoring and alerting straightforward. On top of that, the support team is exceptionally responsive—they quickly address questions, escalate issues to their tech team, and roll out fixes, sometimes in the same week as the issue was raised. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I have to say something, except one small UI issue I encountered once (and that have been fixed since), everything is going great.

Until now, no real downside for me ! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.