docs(blog): Maple vs SigNoz comparison post - #777
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A difference-first comparison rather than a feature matrix: license (MIT + ee/ vs FSL), self-hosting (SigNoz ahead, said plainly), query languages, the error workflow, session replay and agent sessions, both MCP servers, what SigNoz has that Maple doesn't, and the same month priced on both. SigNoz claims checked against their pricing page, docs and repositories in September 2026; sources listed at the foot of the post. Adds StackTopology, a CSS-only diagram of the two self-hosted stacks tier by tier (no inline SVG, per the blog demo guard test). Post ships as draft: true like the existing one.
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What
A blog post comparing Maple with SigNoz, plus a small diagram component.
apps/landing/src/content/blog/maple-vs-signoz.mdx— ~3,500 words,draft: true, byline David Granzin, categoryguidesapps/landing/src/components/blog/demos/StackTopology.astro— the two self-hosted stacks side by side, CSS boxes onlyShape
Difference-first, same idea as the
/comparepages: where the two actually diverge, an explicit "what SigNoz has that Maple doesn't" section, and a worked pricing table for the same workload on both. Definitional "What SigNoz is" / "What Maple is" sections up top for search, FAQ at the bottom.Where SigNoz is ahead is stated plainly: self-host packaging and Community-edition multi-user/RBAC, PromQL, trace funnels, external API and queue monitoring, Ingest Guard, nine notification channels, Jaeger/Zipkin ingest, track record. Maple's self-host path is described as it is today (compose + your ClickHouse + root password, single-org, no SSO).
Research
SigNoz's side was checked in September 2026 against their pricing page, architecture / Docker / Linux / retention / SSO / exceptions / AI docs, the
signozandsignoz-mcp-serverrepos andee/LICENSE. Retention-tier rates come from the same calculator check recorded invendor-pricing.ts(2026-08). Sources are linked at the foot of the post.Verification
blog-post-demos.test.tspasses (imports resolve, >1500 words, no inline SVG)/blog/maple-vs-signoz: 14 H2s, diagram lays out as two columns with every node, pricing table and diff-marked YAML render; no server errorsNeed help on this PR? Tag
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