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Small teams, agencies and freelancers who want the most monitors for the least money, with a free plan that covers basic website and port checks.

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Quick overview

Pricing
Free (50 monitors); paid from $12/month (annual)
Plans
Free: 50 monitors at 5-minute intervals, HTTP, port, ping and keyword monitors, basic status page, 5 integrations; commercial use is allowed under the current terms. Solo: $12/month billed annually ($13 monthly) for 10 monitors, or $24/month annually ($28 monthly) for 50 monitors, 60-second checks, all monitor types including SSL and DNS, 3 status pages on your own domain, 12-month data retention. Team: $39/month annually ($46 monthly), 100 monitors, 30-second checks, 100 white-label status pages, 3 seats, webhook, Zapier and PagerDuty integrations. Scale: $79/month annually ($98 monthly) for 200 monitors, or $192/month annually ($228 monthly) for 500, 15-second checks, unlimited status pages, 5 seats. Enterprise: custom. Paid plans include a one-time allowance of SMS and voice credits that does not renew (10 to 20 on Solo, 30 on Team, 50 to 200 on Scale); Free includes none. More credits are one-time purchases. 14-day money-back guarantee.
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Key features

  • 50 free monitors at 5-minute intervals, with commercial use allowed
  • HTTP, keyword, ping, port, UDP, DNS, SSL, domain expiry, API and cron (heartbeat) monitors
  • Branded status pages with custom domains and password protection
  • Location-specific checks from North America, Europe, Asia or Australia
  • Maintenance windows, incident management and mobile apps
  • 20+ alert integrations including Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty and webhooks

Pros

  • The most generous free plan in this list: 50 monitors
  • Cheap paid tiers: 60-second checks from $12/month on annual billing
  • Team and Scale plans include lots of status pages (100 on Team, unlimited on Scale)
  • Fast intervals at the top end: 30 seconds on Team, 15 seconds on Scale

Cons

  • Free plan leaves out SSL, DNS, API and domain-expiry monitoring and caps integrations at 5
  • SMS and voice credits are a small one-time allowance on paid plans and don't renew
  • No browser or multi-step transaction monitoring

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Pick UptimeRobot if you want the most monitors for the least money. Pick Better Stack if an outage needs to page someone on call and update a status page.

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Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026