StatusCake
StatusCake provides uptime, page speed, SSL, domain, and server checks.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
StatusCake provides uptime, page speed, SSL, domain, and server checks.
Phare is a European uptime monitoring and incident management platform offering alerts, analytics, and status pages. It provides website and API monitoring from multiple global regions with integrated communication tools.
UptimeObserver monitors websites and APIs from multiple global locations. It provides instant alerts for downtime and performance issues.
Pingzo is an uptime monitoring service offering instant WhatsApp alerts and zero false alarms. It provides multi-protocol suite checks across global nodes to ensure reliable API availability.
Pulsetic provides website uptime monitoring with alerts confirmed from multiple global regions to prevent false positives. It offers comprehensive checks including SSL, keyword, and cron jobs alongside branded status pages.
UptimeRobot is an uptime monitoring service that continuously checks websites and endpoints.
UptimeToolbox provides Linux server and website monitoring services. It offers status pages and alerting tools for modern businesses.
UpSnap monitors checkout flows, content changes, SSL health, and site speed. It is built for business owners rather than just developers.
Hyperping is a unified platform for uptime monitoring, status pages and on-call management. It helps teams detect outages before customers do.
OneUptime is an open-source platform combining monitoring, observability and incident response. It provides synthetic checks, status pages and on-call management to help teams maintain reliability.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
StatusCake says it is built for Teams needing reliable external monitoring, and Phare for startups, agencies, and SMBs. UptimeObserver says it is built for Indie makers and small teams, and Pingzo for Indian engineering teams and small development groups.
StatusCake states that the free plan offers very limited monitors and slower test intervals. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.