Automation & Integration
Checkly
From $24Free plan
Engineering teams that already write Playwright tests and want to run them as production monitors, managed as code in the same repository and CI pipeline as the app.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free (Hobby); paid from $24/month (billed annually)
- Plans
- Prices are per month, billed annually. Hobby: $0, 10 uptime monitors, 2-minute fastest interval, 6 public locations, 1,000 browser runs and 10,000 API runs per month, 1 user. Starter: $24/month, 50 uptime monitors, 1-minute interval, 6 locations, 3,000 browser runs, 25,000 API runs, 100 SMS, 3 users. Team: $64/month, 75 uptime monitors, 30-second interval, all 22 locations, 12,000 browser runs, 100,000 API runs, 200 SMS and 200 phone calls, 10 users. Enterprise: custom, down to 1-second intervals. Extra uptime monitors cost $8 per 25. Status pages are a separate add-on ($0, $9 or $30/month annually); AI root cause analysis is another add-on ($0, $12 or $39/month annually). 30% off for startups under 2 years old, 50% off for nonprofits.
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Key features
- Uptime monitors for URL, TCP, DNS, ICMP, SSL/TLS, gRPC, traceroute and heartbeats
- API and multistep API checks
- Browser checks and full Playwright test suites run as monitors
- Monitoring as code with the Checkly CLI, Terraform and Pulumi
- AI root cause analysis (Rocky AI) and an MCP server
- Private locations on Team and Enterprise
Pros
- Real Playwright browser checks and test suites, not just pings
- Monitoring as code fits pull-request review and CI/CD
- Generous free API allowance: 10,000 runs a month on Hobby
- Wide set of protocols, including gRPC, ICMP and traceroute
Cons
- Status pages and AI analysis are paid add-ons
- Run-based billing for browser and API checks can be hard to forecast
- Hobby and Starter are limited to 6 locations and 3 locations per check
Sarah Chen