UptimeMonk pricing and plans
Source: https://uptimemonk.com/pricing/ · verified
Key figures
- Entry / mo
- $13billed yearly
- $ / monitor
- $0.26entry price ÷ monitors
- Monitors
- 50on entry plan
- Fastest check
- 30 son any priced plan
Verified fields
| Field | Value | Quote from the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $13/month | “$13/month USD $156 billed annually” |
| Pricing | Per plan | “$13/month USD $156 billed annually Choose Starter 50 monitorsEverything you need, including:” |
| Billed | Annually | “$13/month USD $156 billed annually” |
| Monitors on entry plan | 50 | “Choose Starter 50 monitorsEverything you need, including:” |
| Check interval on entry plan | 1 min | “60-second monitoring” |
| Fastest check on any paid plan | 30 s | “30-second monitoring” |
| Free-tier monitors | 20 | “No card required Start for free 20 monitorsEverything you need, including:” |
| Has a status page (entry plan) | Yes | “3 public status pages” |
| Alert channels | email, webhook, slack, teams, discord, pagerduty, opsgenie, push notifications | “Slack, Teams, and Discord” |
| Uptime SLA | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
Editorial note
UptimeMonk costs $13 a month, billed annually. It is a mid-priced choice for a small team that wants 50 monitors and a status page. Alerts can go to PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Teams, Slack, Discord, e-mail, webhook and push notifications. Its 0.26 USD per monitor sits between Larm at 0.19 and Montastic at 0.33. It gives twice the monitors of Site24x7 for a few dollars more. Two catches: billing is annual and entry checks run every 60 seconds, with 30 seconds only on a higher plan. Larm offers 100 monitors for $19, and Site24x7's free tier of 50 is larger than UptimeMonk's 20.