UptimeRobot vs Hyperping

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Last checked (older of the two tools)

Differences

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FactUptimeRobotHyperping
Entry price $13/month
Quote“Solo Monitor tier 10 monitors 50 monitors $13$12/month”
$24/month
Quote“Essentials $24/month $290 billed yearly”
Pricing Per plan
Quote“Solo Monitor tier 10 monitors 50 monitors $13$12/month”
Per plan
Quote“Essentials $24/month $290 billed yearly”
Billed — Annually
Quote“Essentials $24/month $290 billed yearly”
Monitors on entry plan 10
Quote“Subscribe now 10 monitors +1 Third party service monitorNew! Everything in Free, plus”
50
Quote“Free, plus: Monitoring 50 monitors 5 server monitoring agents”
Check interval on entry plan 1 min
Quote“Everything in Free, plus 60-second monitoring interval”
30 s
Quote“Check interval 5 min 30 sec 30 sec 20 sec”
Fastest check on any paid plan 15 s
Quote“Everything in Team, plus 15 sec. monitoring interval”
20 s
Quote“Check interval 5 min 30 sec 30 sec 20 sec”
Free-tier monitors 50
Quote“Free $0/month Good for personal and commercial projects. No credit card required! Register now 50 monitors”
20
Quote“20 monitors free. No credit card required.”
Has a status page (entry plan) Yes
Quote“3 status pages, own domain”
Yes
Quote“1 status page with custom domain”
Alert channels email, sms, voice call, slack, telegram, discord, webhook, pagerduty, ms teams
Quote“Email, SMS, Voice call, Email2SMS”
email, slack, teams, opsgenie, pagerduty, sms, phone call
Quote“Email, Slack, Teams Included Included Included Included OpsGenie, PagerDuty”
Uptime SLA — —
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— means the vendor's page does not state it plainly enough to verify. Cost per monitor is the entry price over the monitors included, in US dollars at ECB reference rates of 2026-11-06.

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