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Blog: Arize comparison - added keywords #2624
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Arize Phoenix excels in its evaluation capabilities and is well-suited for data scientists and ML engineers working on complex LLM projects. However, it lacks some of the developer-friendly features that Helicone offers, such as self-hosting options, user tracking, and user feedback collection. Arize Phoenix's pricing model may also be less flexible compared to Helicone's tiered approach. | |||
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## Why Companies Choose Arize Phoenix Over Helicone? | |||
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- **Robust Evaluation Capabilities**: Ideal for data scientists focused on model performance. |
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We have evals too!
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but is it the same type of eval as we do?
## Why Companies Choose Arize Phoenix Over Helicone? | ||
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- **Robust Evaluation Capabilities**: Ideal for data scientists focused on model performance. | ||
- **Integration with ML Workflows**: Seamlessly fits into existing machine learning pipelines. |
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maybe just keep this one
Both Helicone and Arize Phoenix offer powerful features for LLM observability, but they cater to slightly different audiences. | ||
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### Choose Helicone if you: | ||
* Require self-hosting options for data control and compliance. |
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No, we also have SOC2, the ability to omit storing bodies
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what do you suggest here?
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If they're concerned about control and compliance, Helicone has SOC2, the ability to omit storing bodies and self-hosting options
Both Helicone and Arize Phoenix offer powerful features for LLM observability, but they cater to slightly different audiences. Helicone's user-friendly approach, comprehensive feature set, and flexible pricing make it an excellent choice for a wide range of users, from solo developers to small and medium-sized teams. Its self-hosting options and advanced features like user tracking and feedback collection give it an edge in many scenarios. | ||
### Choose Arize Phoenix if you: | ||
* Are a data scientist or ML engineer focused on model evaluation. | ||
* Need advanced tools for assessing LLM performance. |
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No, we have evals too!
Ultimately, the choice between Helicone and Arize Phoenix depends on your specific needs, team size, and the complexity of your LLM applications. For most users, especially those looking for an all-in-one solution with a gentle learning curve, Helicone appears to be the more versatile and accessible option. | ||
**For most users**, especially those looking for an all-in-one solution with a gentle learning curve and features like self-hosting, user tracking, and flexible pricing, **[Helicone](https://www.helicone.ai/)** is the more versatile and accessible option. | ||
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**For data scientists and ML engineers** working on complex LLM projects who require advanced evaluation capabilities and integration into existing ML workflows, **[Arize Phoenix](https://phoenix.arize.com/)** is preferable. |
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Same here with evals. we do that too!
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