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Dynatrace Intelligence

by Dynatrace

Causal AI plus SRE, developer and security agents on the Dynatrace platform

Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27

Overview

Dynatrace pairs its causal and deterministic AI with agents that investigate problems, suggest fixes and orchestrate multi-step tasks, with an MCP server for outside agents. The vendor describes supervised autonomy with guardrails. It only makes sense if you already run, or will adopt, the Dynatrace platform, and agentic usage draws on commitment-based AI units that are hard to forecast.

Our verdict

Strong for existing Dynatrace shops that want agents on top of causal AI. Less compelling as a standalone purchase.

Best for

Enterprises already standardised on Dynatrace

Avoid if

You use another observability stack and want a standalone agent

Pros

  • Causal AI grounds agent conclusions
  • Basic AI exploration included
  • MCP server and API for external agents

Cons

  • Requires the Dynatrace platform
  • Commitment-based pricing is hard to forecast
  • Per-call unit costs add up on heavy use

Key capabilities

SRE agent for investigationDeveloper and security agentsCausal AI root causeNatural language to DQLCustom agents and workflowsRemote MCP server

Frequently asked questions

How is Dynatrace agent usage priced?

Agentic operations are $0.10 per AI unit, drawn from an annual platform commitment. AI exploration is included.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, a 15-day free trial is listed on the pricing page.

Can external agents use it?

Yes, through the remote MCP server, CLI or API.

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