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PromptLayer

Prompt registry, observability, and evaluation workflows for LLM applications.

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PromptLayer is a prompt management, observability, and evaluation platform for LLM applications. Teams use its Prompt Registry, visual editor, request logs, Tables, evaluations, Tool Registry, and Skill Collections to version prompts, replay requests, compare variants, run datasets, and ship prompt changes without redeploying code. Pricing starts with Free $0 for 5 users and 2.5K requests/month, Pro $49/month, Team $500/month, and Enterprise custom.

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PromptLayer is a prompt management, observability, and evaluation platform that treats prompts as first-class engineering artifacts with versioning, deployment, monitoring, and team review workflows. The Prompt Registry, visual editor, variable templating, system/user message composition, structured outputs, tool calling, and replayable Playground make it possible to change prompts without redeploying application code.

PromptLayer now extends beyond a simple logging wrapper. Request observability captures inputs, outputs, latency, token usage, cost, and metadata, while Tables and evaluation workflows support datasets, score cards, batch and backtesting workflows, online or programmatic evals, and API access for datasets and reports. Tool Registry and Skill Collections add governance surfaces for teams building broader AI workflows.

Current pricing starts with Free at $0/month for 5 users, 2.5K requests/month, 1 workspace, 250 eval cell executions/month, and a 10MB dataset limit. Pro is $49/month with unlimited playgrounds/workspaces, a 150MB dataset limit, and $0.003-per-transaction pay-as-you-go usage; Team is $500/month with 25 users, 100K+ requests/month, 7.5K+ eval cell executions/month, a 1GB dataset limit, and $0.002-per-transaction usage.

Enterprise is custom and adds custom limits, role-based access controls, deployment approvals, HIPAA with BAA, flexible hosting options, dedicated support, and data-retention control. Teams needing fully self-hosted open-source observability, very high-volume agent traces, or evaluation governance as deep as specialist eval platforms should compare Langfuse, Humanloop, Braintrust, or LangSmith before standardizing.

Pricing

Free $0 (2.5K requests/mo, 250 eval cells); Pro $49/mo; Team $500/mo; Enterprise custom

Platforms

Web app, Prompt Registry, Tables/evaluations, Python/JS SDKs, REST API; Enterprise flexible hosting options

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