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Galileo vs Arize Phoenix

Quick verdict

Key difference: Arize Phoenix is open-source while Galileo is proprietary.

Side-by-side comparison from the Agent Observability Index: licensing, self-hosting, pricing model and integrations — no vendor copy, primary sources linked.

GalileoArize Phoenix
One-linerEvaluation and guardrails platform whose in-house Luna-2 small judge models target low-cost, low-latency scoring of agentic workloads.Open-source, OpenTelemetry-based tracing and evaluation library that runs locally or self-hosted, serving as the OSS on-ramp to Arize's enterprise platform.
CategoryEvals & TestingObservability & Tracing
OpenTelemetry-nativeYes
Open sourceNoYes
Self-hostableYesYes
Pricing modelfreemiumfree
Pricing notesFree tier added in 2025; enterprise pricing customFully free OSS (Elastic License v2); hosted Phoenix Cloud has a free tier
Frameworkslangchain, openai-sdk, llamaindex, opentelemetryopenai-sdk, langchain, llamaindex, dspy, opentelemetry, smolagents
GitHub stars10.1k
Maturity (GitHub signal)— (no public repo)90/100 (Mature)
Funding / ownership$45M Series B (Scale Venture Partners, 2024), $68M totalBacked by Arize AI ($70M Series C, Feb 2025)

How to choose

Sources: Galileo · Arize Phoenix

Frequently asked questions

Is Galileo or Arize Phoenix open source?

Galileo: No. Arize Phoenix: Yes.

Can Galileo and Arize Phoenix be self-hosted?

Galileo: Yes. Arize Phoenix: Yes.

Galileo vs Arize Phoenix: which should I choose?

Key difference: Arize Phoenix is open-source while Galileo is proprietary.