Webalert pricing and plans
Source: https://web-alert.io/pricing · verified
Key figures
- Entry / mo
- €9
- $ / monitor
- $1.00entry price ÷ monitors
- Monitors
- 10on entry plan
- Fastest check
- 1 minon any priced plan
Verified fields
| Field | Value | Quote from the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | €9/month | “Starter €9 /month For solo devs and small teams. 14-day free trial.” |
| Pricing | Per plan | “Starter €9 /month For solo devs and small teams. 14-day free trial. Start Free Trial 10 monitors” |
| Billed | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
| Monitors on entry plan | 10 | “Start Free Trial 10 monitors 1-min check intervals” |
| Check interval on entry plan | 1 min | “1-min check intervals” |
| Fastest check on any paid plan | 1 min | “1-min check intervals” |
| Free-tier monitors | 3 | “No credit card required · 3 monitors included · Free forever” |
| Has a status page (entry plan) | Yes | “SMS, webhooks, Discord, Teams 2 status pages” |
| Alert channels | email, slack, sms, webhooks, discord, teams | “Email & Slack” |
| Uptime SLA | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
Editorial note
Webalert suits a small team that wants 1-minute checks and a status page without a big bill. The Starter plan costs 9 EUR a month for 10 monitors, checks every 60 seconds and includes 2 status pages. The free tier holds 3 monitors, fewer than the 10 on Pulsetic's free tier. Pulsetic charges 9 USD for the same 10 monitors and checks as fast as every 30 seconds. Prices are in different currencies, so compare them on the vendors' pages. Webalert states no SLA percentage.