1.59 quadrillion rows
ClickHouse Cloud’s internal logging platform has publicly reported storing more than 1.59 quadrillion rows across hundreds of petabytes of uncompressed telemetry. That platform is not this product.
Fully managed ClickHouse for logs
LogHouse gives you fully managed ClickHouse infrastructure purpose-built for logs. Send us your telemetry and we handle schemas, ingestion, scaling, storage, retention, optimization and upgrades.
Fast logs. Full retention. Simple $0.15/GB pricing.
OpenTelemetry native · ClickHouse powered · Fully managed
LOGHOUSE
One endpoint. We handle the rest.
Why ClickHouse
ClickHouse has become a foundation for some of the world's most demanding observability workloads. Organizations including Anthropic and OpenAI use ClickHouse for telemetry at massive scale.
Companies using ClickHouse for observability include — these are not LogHouse customers.
1.59 quadrillion rows
ClickHouse Cloud’s internal logging platform has publicly reported storing more than 1.59 quadrillion rows across hundreds of petabytes of uncompressed telemetry. That platform is not this product.
Millisecond-scale analytics
Purpose-built analytical architecture designed to query huge datasets interactively — one of the world’s fastest analytical databases, proven on some of the world’s largest observability workloads.
Built for telemetry
Columnar storage, compression, parallel query execution and object storage make ClickHouse exceptionally well suited to logs and high-cardinality events.
You can absolutely build your own observability platform on ClickHouse. Then your team owns the wall of decisions:
Endpoint · API key · Retention · Done.
You want ClickHouse. You don’t want to operate ClickHouse. Send us the logs. We’ll handle the database.
Zero ClickHouse operations
LogHouse is ClickHouse as a logging product — not a cluster you inherit.
Opinionated observability schemas so you don't have to become a ClickHouse table designer.
Send logs through OpenTelemetry or the HTTP API. No ingest cluster to build.
Compute and storage scale with volume. You don't size shards.
Columnar layout, compression, and data skipping — applied, not homework.
ClickHouse versions, migrations, and underlying infrastructure stay our problem.
Pick how long logs stay available. LogHouse runs the lifecycle.
Performance
ClickHouse was built for real-time analytical queries over enormous datasets. LogHouse brings that performance directly to log search and investigation.
Traditional
Logs
→ indexing pipeline
→ expensive indexes
→ archive tiers
→ rehydration
→ query
LogHouse
Logs
→ ClickHouse
→ query
$0.15 / GB
That’s it.
Ingest. Store. Search. Retain.
Built to make keeping your logs the default — not something finance forces you to delete. Public list rate for planning; not a customized quote.
Traditional observability pricing
LogHouse
Use Datadog? This changes things.
Datadog and ClickHouse now work together to let teams store high-volume logs in ClickHouse and search them directly from Datadog Log Explorer.
LogHouse gives you that ClickHouse backend as a fully managed service.
You do not need to replace Datadog. You do not need engineers to operate ClickHouse. You do not need to ingest all those logs into expensive Datadog storage. Routing and federated search are Datadog Preview capabilities announced June 2026 — not a LogHouse partnership claim.
Same Datadog workflow. Different log economics.
High-value telemetry
→ Datadog
monitors, dashboards, short-window logs
High-volume logs
→ LogHouse
managed ClickHouse backend
Queries Datadog-stored logs and ClickHouse-stored logs
(Federated Logs — Datadog Preview)
Don't use Datadog?
Datadog integration is only one way to use LogHouse. Send logs directly and use search, analytics, pattern detection and APIs as your complete logging platform.
| Pattern | Events | Change | First / last |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection timeout to database <*> | 128k | +18% · anomaly | 14d / 2s |
| User <*> authentication failed | 9.4k | +380% · anomaly | 6h / 9s |
| HTTP request completed status=<*> | 4.1M | +2% | 90d / 1s |
New pattern detected
Payment gateway timeout after <*> ms
Appeared 37 minutes ago
Volume anomaly
Authentication failures are 4.8× above baseline
Pattern disappeared
Expected heartbeat events have not appeared for 12 minutes
FAST
Designed for interactive analytics across massive telemetry datasets.
SIMPLE
No schemas, shards, upgrades or infrastructure for you to manage.
AFFORDABLE
Keep significantly more telemetry without observability pricing complexity.
Fast. Simple. Affordable.
Schemas, scaling and upgrades are our problem.
[
{
"severity": "info",
"service_name": "api",
"message": "hello from LogHouse"
}
]LogHouse is a fully managed logging platform built on ClickHouse. It manages schemas, ingestion, scaling, storage, retention, optimization and upgrades for customers. LogHouse can be used as a standalone logging platform or as a managed ClickHouse backend for Datadog.
No. You send logs to an endpoint. LogHouse manages the ClickHouse infrastructure: schema, ingest, scaling, storage, retention, optimization, and upgrades.
Yes. Datadog is optional. Send logs directly and use LogHouse search, patterns, APIs, and retention as your logging platform.
Datadog and ClickHouse announced Preview capabilities (June 2026) to route logs to ClickHouse via Observability Pipelines and search them from Datadog Log Explorer without re-ingesting into Datadog. LogHouse is a managed ClickHouse backend designed for that architecture. Preview access depends on Datadog; it is not implied to be generally available.
The public list rate used for planning is $0.15 per GB ingested, covering ingest, store, search, and retain in the LogHouse model. Plans may include a monthly allotment. That rate is not a customized quote.
No. ClickHouse Cloud’s engineering blog describes an internal logging platform they also call LogHouse. This product is an independent managed service. Scale figures such as 1.59 quadrillion rows refer to ClickHouse’s public writing about their own internal platform, not our customers.
ClickHouse performance. Zero ClickHouse operations. Simple $0.15/GB pricing.
No infrastructure to manage.