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Every model call and tool call in a conversation shows up as a nested trace with its cost and latency, which is how you find out why an answer went wrong. The cloud Hobby plan is free up to 50,000 units a month and Core is $29, or it can be self-hosted for free.","LangChain's own platform and the closest fit when the agent is built on LangChain.js, where tracing is switched on with environment variables. Agents on the other frameworks can send traces through its TypeScript SDK or OpenTelemetry. The Developer plan is free for one seat with 5,000 traces a month, and Plus is $39 per seat. 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