Early access
Uptime monitoring that tells you what broke, in plain words.
Checks, a status page, and one alert per outage that says what failed, since when, and what to check first. Flat prices. No per seat fees.
The first 100 accounts get Solo free for a year.
api.example.com is down
Down for 4 minutes from 3 of 3 regions. The server accepts the connection but the load balancer returns 502, which usually means the app behind it crashed or is restarting.
Check first: the app container, then the deploy that landed at 9:42. The marketing site and the database port are fine.
Status page set to Investigating at 9:47. We will send one more message when it recovers, and nothing in between.
How it works
1. Add what you run
A URL, a keyword that should be on the page, or a heartbeat your cron job pings. Checks run from three regions on two providers, so one bad network never pages you.
2. Get one alert that explains itself
When something fails, you get one message. It says what is down, for how long, what the evidence points to, and what to check first. One more when it recovers. Nothing in between.
3. Your status page updates itself
A public status page on its own infrastructure, so it stays up when your app does not. Incidents open and close from the checks; you add a note when you want to.
Pricing
Flat plans. Pick by how much you monitor, not by how many people get paged. Prices shown are the launch prices; nothing is charged during early access.
Free
$0
- •5 monitors
- •Checks every 5 minutes
- •1 status page
- •Email alerts
- •Plain language incident notes
Solo
$12a month
- •25 monitors
- •Checks every minute
- •1 status page
- •Email, Slack and webhook alerts
- •Plain language incident notes
- •90 days of history
Team
Most teams$49a month, or $490 a year
- •100 monitors
- •Checks every 30 seconds
- •3 status pages
- •SMS and phone call alerts
- •On call rotation
- •Unlimited seats, no per person fee
- •1 year of history
Switching from another tool?
We import your monitors from a CSV or a list of URLs. Here is how the plans compare, as published in October 2026.
Switching from Pingdom
No free tier, entry plans priced for enterprise accounts.
Switching from UptimeRobot
Free plan no longer allowed for commercial use since November 2024.
Switching from Freshping
Shut down on 6 March 2026 with about two weeks' notice.
Switching from Better Stack
Priced per responder seat, so the bill grows with the team.
Get early access
We are opening accounts in small batches. Tell us which plan you would start on and what you use today; it decides what we build first.
- The first 100 accounts get Solo free for a year.
- No card. One email when your account is ready.
- We do not sell or share the list.
Questions
- Is this live today?
- No. This page is early access. Accounts open in batches, and we write to you when yours is ready. The example alert above is an example.
- Where do the checks run from?
- Three regions on two different cloud providers. An outage is called when two of three agree, which is what keeps false alarms out of your sleep.
- Do you charge per seat?
- No. Every plan has unlimited people. You pay for how much you monitor and how often.
- How does the alert know what to check?
- From the evidence the checks already collect: which regions failed, the response code and headers, whether the port answers, whether DNS and the certificate resolve, and which of your other monitors are fine. The note reads that evidence back to you in plain words. It does not guess beyond it.