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exit1.dev pricing and plans

Source: https://exit1.dev/pricing · verified

Key figures

Entry / mo
$3billed yearly
$ / monitor
$0.03entry price ÷ monitors
Monitors
100on entry plan
Fastest check
15 son any priced plan
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Verified fields

FieldValueQuote from the pricing page
Entry price $3/month “Indie A few sites, watched closely $3/mo Billed $36/year”
Pricing Per plan “Indie A few sites, watched closely $3/mo Billed $36/year”
Billed Annually “Indie A few sites, watched closely $3/mo Billed $36/year”
Monitors on entry plan 100 “Start 7-day trial 7 days free, then $3/mo 100 monitors 1-minute check intervals”
Check interval on entry plan 1 min “100 monitors 1-minute check intervals”
Fastest check on any paid plan 15 s “1,000 monitors 15-second check intervals”
Free-tier monitors 50 “Start free with 50 monitors and API access.”
Has a status page (entry plan) Yes “800 emails / month 1 custom-branded status page 90-day data retention”
Alert channels email, sms, webhook, slack, discord, microsoft teams “Webhook integrations 1 3 10 100 Slack / Discord / Microsoft Teams”
Uptime SLA — not stated plainly enough to verify

Editorial note

With 100 monitors for $3 a month billed annually, exit1.dev suits a freelancer or hobbyist who watches many small sites, and its free tier holds 50 monitors. ReliableUptime also covers 100 monitors but asks $12 a month, and exit1.dev's cost per monitor of 0.03 USD is the lowest of the four. A higher plan reaches 15-second checks, half the 30 seconds its neighbours list. The caveats are annual billing and entry-plan checks every 60 seconds, so the faster interval means moving up a plan.