Metoro
by Metoro
AI SRE agent and observability for Kubernetes
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Metoro pairs Kubernetes observability with an AI SRE agent. It gathers logs, metrics, traces, profiling and events using eBPF without code changes, then uses that context for issue detection, alert investigations, deployment verification and fixes. A free Hobby plan exists and the Scale plan is $20 per node per month, with data transfer charged above an allowance. It is built for Kubernetes only, and the site does not state compliance certifications or whether fixes need approval.
Our verdict
Good value for Kubernetes teams who want one tool for telemetry and AI investigation. Check security details before production use.
Best for
Kubernetes teams that want observability and an AI SRE together at a published price.
Avoid if
You run mostly outside Kubernetes or need stated compliance certifications.
Pros
- Free plan and public per-node pricing
- No code changes needed for telemetry
- Observability and AI agent in one product
Cons
- Kubernetes only
- No compliance certifications stated
- Approval model for fixes not described
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Metoro cost?
There is a free Hobby plan, and the Scale plan is listed at $20 per node per month with extra data transfer at $0.20 per GB above 100 GB per node.
Does it require code changes?
Metoro says it collects telemetry with eBPF and needs no code changes.
What can the AI agent do?
It detects issues, investigates alerts, verifies deployments and opens fix pull requests, according to the site.