Fully open-source, self-hostable with zero setup via `uvx` (pip/conda also supported)
Combines tracing, evals, datasets, experiments and prompt playground in one local-first tool
AI engineering agent (PXI) built in for automated troubleshooting of traces
Arize Phoenix — straight answers
What is Arize Phoenix?
Arize Phoenix is listed under LLM Eval & Observability, in the AI Models & Local Execution category on Flocci AI Tools. Fully open-source, self-hostable with zero setup via `uvx` (pip/conda also supported). It is free, with no paid plan attached, and it lives at phoenix.arize.com.
Is Arize Phoenix free?
Arize Phoenix is listed as fully free — there is no paid tier attached to it in the catalog. That makes it one of the 396 entries on Flocci AI Tools with no upgrade path built in.
Can I use Arize Phoenix in a browser, or is there an app?
Arize Phoenix works in a normal browser tab with no install. It is available on self-hosting, the web and an API.
What can Arize Phoenix do?
Arize Phoenix does 3 things the catalog singles out: Fully open-source, self-hostable with zero setup via `uvx` (pip/conda also supported); combines tracing, evals, datasets, experiments and prompt playground in one local-first tool; ai engineering agent (pxi) built in for automated troubleshooting of traces.
What is the best free alternative to Arize Phoenix?
Google Stax is the closest free alternative: it sits in the same LLM Eval & Observability sub-category and is free. Laminar, DeepEval and EleutherAI LM Evaluation Harness also start free. The full list is on the alternatives page.