Next.js monitoring and error tracking, all in one platform
Monitor supported Next.js client, server, and route-handler events with the official Sentry SDK and one AllStak project DSN.
Built for the way Next.js actually runs
Next.js apps run in more places than ever — Server Components, route handlers, middleware, and the browser all execute in the same project. When something breaks, the hard part is knowing which layer failed and why. Effective Next.js monitoring means tracing a single request from the client through your server code and back, with the stack trace, request context, and release that caused it. Without it, you are guessing from screenshots and reproducing bugs by hand.
AllStak accepts supported events from the official @sentry/nextjs package. Run the Sentry wizard, use the DSN from project setup, and keep release and environment consistent across client and server.
Everything you need to monitor a Next.js app
Error tracking, performance, infrastructure, and alerting for Next.js — captured by one SDK and surfaced in one real-time dashboard.
Client and server error tracking
Capture unhandled exceptions across Server Components, route handlers, middleware, and the browser. Each error arrives grouped, with full stack traces, request context, and the release that introduced it.
Distributed tracing
Follow a single request from the client through your Next.js server and downstream services using an OpenTelemetry-friendly wire format. See exactly where latency is spent and which span failed.
Request and query performance
Measure response times for API routes and route handlers, and surface slow database queries before users feel them. Spot the endpoints dragging down your Core Web Vitals.
Release and deploy tracking
Tag every build with a release so you can tell which deploy introduced a regression. Errors are grouped per deploy, making it obvious when a new version starts misbehaving.
Infrastructure monitoring
Standard collectors send host and Docker telemetry for the servers running your Next.js app, alongside application errors.
Smart alerts and incidents
Get notified the moment a new error spikes, an endpoint slows, or a host crosses a threshold. Alerts roll up into incidents so your team responds together instead of drowning in noise.
Add AllStak in minutes
Install the official Sentry SDK, configure your AllStak project DSN, and verify a test error. Enable optional request and performance integrations supported by the setup guide.
npx @sentry/wizard@latest -i nextjs
// sentry.server.config.ts
import * as Sentry from '@sentry/nextjs';
Sentry.init({
dsn: process.env.ALLSTAK_DSN,
environment: process.env['NODE_ENV'],
});Minimal setup — error tracking, request, and performance monitoring start automatically once the SDK is registered. full setup guide · SDK reference.
What you see in AllStak
Error detail with full context
Open any Next.js error to see the grouped stack trace, the request and route that triggered it, environment, and release — plus how often it is happening and who it affects.
Traces and performance
A waterfall view of each request across client and server spans, with timing for route handlers and database queries, so you can pinpoint the slow step in seconds.
One real-time dashboard
Errors, logs, infrastructure, uptime, and status pages for your Next.js project on a single live dashboard — no tab-switching between tools, no separate bills to reconcile.
Why Next.js teams choose AllStak
- One platform for errors, logs, tracing, infrastructure, uptime, SSL, and status pages — not five separate subscriptions.
- A first-class Next.js SDK that covers client, server, and route handlers with minimal configuration.
- An OpenTelemetry-friendly wire format, so your traces are not locked into a proprietary agent.
- Predictable SAR pricing and a genuine free tier — a simpler, unified alternative to Sentry.
- Predictable SAR pricing and a free tier for GCC and Saudi teams.
- Real-time dashboards and team collaboration so the whole team triages from the same view.
Next.js monitoring FAQ
How do I add monitoring to my Next.js app?
Run npx @sentry/wizard@latest -i nextjs, then set the generated configuration to the DSN from AllStak project setup. The full steps are in our docs.
Does it work with the App Router and Server Components?
Yes. The SDK captures errors and performance across the App Router, Server Components, route handlers, middleware, and the browser, so you get coverage on both the client and server side of your Next.js app.
Is AllStak free for Next.js monitoring?
Yes, there is a free tier you can start on today, with no credit card required. As your app grows you move to predictable SAR pricing — one bill for errors, tracing, infrastructure, and the rest of the platform.
How is this different from Sentry?
AllStak is a unified, all-in-one platform: alongside error tracking it includes logs, infrastructure and uptime monitoring, SSL and status pages, and tracing — on one bill. It is a simpler alternative, with SAR pricing.
Can I track which deploy caused an error?
Yes. Tag each build with a release and AllStak groups errors per deploy, so you can immediately see when a new version introduced a regression and roll back or fix with confidence.
Does it monitor my servers too, or only the app?
Both. Use application instrumentation plus standard infrastructure collectors so errors and host health appear in the same dashboard.
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Start monitoring your Next.js app today
Add the official Sentry Next.js SDK in minutes and point it at AllStak. Start free — no credit card required.