COMPANYData, Identity & AnalyticsHorizontal Enterprise SaaS

New Relic

New Relic is a usage‑based SaaS platform for application and infrastructure observability.

New Relic operates in the Unclassified segment.

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Founded
2007
Headquarters
188 Spear Street, Suite 1000, San Francisco, California 94105
Core Segment
Unclassified
Company Size
1,001–5,000
Official Links
Website
Verified
2026-03-12

New Relic: About

The company operates a horizontal enterprise SaaS model focused on observability and performance monitoring. It collects telemetry (metrics, logs, traces, events) from customer applications, infrastructure and Kubernetes environments, and provides a unified interface for search, correlation, dashboards, service maps and synthetic checks. Value is created by reducing incident resolution time, improving system reliability and giving engineering teams end‑to‑end visibility into distributed systems and deployments.

Revenue is generated by selling access to the cloud platform to business customers, packaging capabilities such as APM, logging, infrastructure monitoring, synthetics and developer workflow integrations into a single observability offering. The business competes with other monitoring and observability vendors (e.g. Datadog, Dynatrace, Splunk, AppDynamics, Elastic) and differentiates via a consolidated, entity‑centric platform and integrations for cloud‑native and developer workflows acquired through M&A (e.g. Kubernetes observability, DevOps monitoring, in‑IDE collaboration).

New Relic: Market Position

New Relic is a United States–based software company providing cloud observability and application performance monitoring for engineering and DevOps teams. Its platform ingests metrics, events, logs and traces from applications and infrastructure, and offers tools such as APM, logs, infrastructure monitoring and synthetic monitoring to help customers detect, diagnose and resolve performance and reliability issues across modern, often cloud‑native, systems.

The company generates revenue primarily through a consumption‑based SaaS model in which business customers pay for data ingest, advanced features and user seats. Its paying customers are organisations that run software at scale, including enterprises and technology‑driven mid‑market companies, which use the platform to monitor production systems, improve uptime and performance, and support observability practices for developers, SRE and platform engineering teams.

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