7.6 Club score Visit eventlogxp.com
Plans
Every plan and priceFree home license
Free
Enterprise Edition — 1 user, 5 Elodea nodes
$529/mo
Enterprise Edition — 3 users, 10 Elodea nodes
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Enterprise Edition — 5 users, 25 Elodea nodes
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Free plan · paid from $209/user
What the maker publishes
- Archive export
- Yes source
- Consolidation and reports
- Users can consolidate logs from networked machines, export events to formats including Excel, CSV, and HTML, and generate or schedule reports and exports. source
- Database and export utilities
- The Enterprise Edition includes an event-log database exporter for SQL Server, while the Enterprise and Forensic editions include an event-log exporter for formats such as Excel, OpenOffice spreadsheets, and PDF. source
- Deployment options
- self-hosted source
- Enterprise collection
- The Enterprise Edition includes Elodea Event Collector for collecting events in real time and saving them into a database. source
- Filtering
- It supports filters at before-load, on-load, and after-load stages, with criteria based on nearly any condition. source
- Forensic tools
- The Forensic Edition supports damaged log files, disk images, event-log snapshots, and forensic options including deep scans and anomaly checks. source
- Founded
- 2000 source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Integrations
- The feature matrix lists AI integration using large language models to analyze event details and find troubleshooting steps, plus importing computers from Active Directory, XML, or text files. source
- Intended users
- The maker identifies information-security professionals, digital-forensic investigators, Windows administrators, law enforcement and government, enterprise teams, service providers, and home users as audiences. source
- Live log tailing
- Yes source
- Log pipelines
- Yes source
- Log sources
- It works with local and network live logs and saved EVT or EVTX files, and can read damaged log files directly without the Windows Event Log API. source
- Privacy
- The website privacy statement says its web server automatically collects visitors' IP addresses and that it does not collect credit-card data. source
- Purpose
- Event Log Explorer is Windows software for viewing, analyzing, and monitoring Microsoft Windows event logs. source
- Structured log parsing
- Yes source
- Support
- The purchase page includes one year of maintenance, described as Support & Updates, free with Standard and Forensic licenses. source
- Trial
- The download page offers business users a free, fully functional 30-day trial with three editions available. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 8 Oct 2026.