UptimeObserver pricing and plans
Source: https://uptimeobserver.com/pricing/ · verified
Key figures
- Entry / mo
- €5
- $ / monitor
- $0.11entry price ÷ monitors
- Monitors
- 50on entry plan
- Fastest check
- 30 son any priced plan
Verified fields
| Field | Value | Quote from the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | €5/month | “Indie Most Popular 5€ /mo Save 12€/year” |
| Pricing | Per plan | “Indie Most Popular 5€ /mo Save 12€/year” |
| Billed | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
| Monitors on entry plan | 50 | “For indie makers and small teams. 50 Monitors” |
| Check interval on entry plan | 1 min | “50 Monitors 1 min. monitoring interval” |
| Fastest check on any paid plan | 30 s | “200 Monitors 30 sec. monitoring interval” |
| Free-tier monitors | 20 | “Free Perfect for getting started. 20 Monitors” |
| Has a status page (entry plan) | Yes | “50 Monitors 1 min. monitoring interval 5 Status Pages with Custom Domains” |
| Alert channels | email, telegram, pushover, slack, discord, webhook | “Email Alerts 3 Email Alert Recipients Telegram Alerts Pushover Alerts Slack Alerts Discord Alerts 20 Webhook Alerts” |
| Uptime SLA | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
Editorial note
Priced in euros, UptimeObserver suits a hobbyist or freelancer who wants a low entry price with room to grow: the entry plan costs 5 euros a month for 50 monitors, with a free tier of 20 and a status page, and verified alert channels include e-mail, Telegram, Pushover, Slack, Discord and webhook. It reaches 30-second checks on a higher plan where Domain Monitor stays at 60 seconds. The caveats are scale and speed: 50 monitors is the smallest entry allowance of the four, and entry checks run every 60 seconds.