Arize Phoenix

A self-hostable tool for tracing, evaluating and experimenting with LLM applications and agents.

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About Arize Phoenix

Phoenix collects traces from LLM applications so you can see each step a request takes, then run evaluations on the results, including built-in evals. It also covers prompt management, datasets and experiments, and feedback annotations on traces.

It can run from a terminal, in Docker or on Kubernetes, and there is also a hosted Phoenix Cloud. Arize sells a separate managed platform, Arize AX, for teams that want more. Integrations include coding agents and a TypeScript CLI.

Strengths

  • Tracing, evals, prompts and experiments in one tool
  • Runs locally, in Docker or on Kubernetes
  • Hosted cloud option for teams that do not want to self-host

Limitations

  • Source-available license rather than an OSI-approved one
  • Some advanced features are in the separate paid Arize AX product

Details

Pricing
FreemiumPhoenix is free to self-host; Arize AX is a separate managed paid platform.
License
Proprietary (Elastic-2.0)
Developer
Arize AI
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted, Hosted service
Best suited for
Developers debugging and evaluating LLM apps on their own infrastructure
Last verified
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Software that can replace Arize Phoenix for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Langfuse

    An open-source platform for tracing, evaluating and managing prompts for LLM applications and AI agents.

    Langfuse offers tracing, prompt management and evals under an open-source license, with a hosted or self-hosted option, but requires instrumenting your app with its SDK.

  • LangSmith

    A hosted platform for tracing, monitoring and evaluating LLM applications and AI agents.

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    LangSmith is a proprietary hosted service with step-by-step agent tracing, online evals and PagerDuty alerts, and self-hosting it requires Kubernetes rather than a local Docker run.

  • Opik

    An open-source platform from Comet for debugging, evaluating and monitoring LLM applications and agents.

    Opik from Comet is open source and self-hostable with tracing, automated evals and dashboards, though self-hosting means running several services and contributors must sign a CLA.

  • MLflow

    An open-source platform for tracing, evaluating and managing LLM applications, agents and machine learning models.

    MLflow is Apache-2.0 licensed with OpenTelemetry tracing, 50+ built-in metrics and prompt optimization, and also covers classic model training, though its broad feature set takes time to learn.

  • Helicone

    An open-source AI gateway and observability platform for routing, logging and debugging LLM requests.

    Helicone works as an Apache-2.0 AI gateway that logs requests and tracks costs across providers, with less emphasis on experiments, and its roadmap is uncertain after joining Mintlify.

  • Weights & Biases

    A hosted platform for tracking machine learning experiments, evaluating models and tracing LLM applications.

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    Weights & Biases is a proprietary hosted platform combining experiment tracking and LLM tracing, so data goes to its service instead of staying on your own infrastructure.

Arize Phoenix as an alternative

Listings that name Arize Phoenix as an alternative.

  • DeepEval

    An open-source Python framework for unit-testing and evaluating the outputs of large language model applications.

    Arize Phoenix combines evals with tracing and experiments in a self-hostable tool, but uses a source-available license rather than an OSI-approved one.

  • Evidently

    An open-source framework for evaluating, testing and monitoring LLM applications, RAG systems and ML models.

    Arize Phoenix provides tracing, evals and experiments for LLM apps with a hosted option, under a source-available license instead of Apache 2.0.

  • Promptfoo

    A command-line tool for testing prompts, evaluating model output and red-teaming LLM applications and agents.

    Arize Phoenix offers tracing, evals, prompts and experiments in one self-hostable tool, under a source-available license instead of an open-source one, with some features in the paid Arize AX product.

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