Performance engineering teams wanting SpeedCurve-depth CWV, enterprise observability buyers (Datadog or New Relic wins), or anyone needing logs and infrastructure on the same platform.
Small and mid-market product engineering teams (10-500 employees) who want RUM plus crash reporting plus light APM in one tool with predictable published pricing.
Why we say this
Editorial pulled these weaknesses from Raygun’s product card in our Top 10 Real User Monitoring (RUM) Software for 2026:
- ! CWV depth lags SpeedCurve for perf-engineering team workflows
- ! Not a full observability platform; no logs, no infrastructure metrics
- ! Global enterprise reference base thinner than larger vendors
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Performance engineering teams (often inside ecommerce, media, or large SaaS) where Core Web Vitals depth, third-party impact attribution, and performance-budget workflows justify a standalone RUM purchase.
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Mid-market and enterprise teams (200-10,000 employees) already on Datadog observability who want RUM in the same pane as APM, logs, and synthetics.
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Cost-conscious mid-market and enterprise teams (100-10,000 employees) already on New Relic who want RUM bundled into existing observability spend.
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Last updated 2026-05-23. Editorial verdict based on the published Top 10 Real User Monitoring (RUM) Software for 2026 ranking. Disagree? Tell us.