WebGazer pricing and plans
Source: https://www.webgazer.io/pricing · verified
Key figures
- Entry / mo
- $19
- $ / monitor
- $0.10entry price ÷ monitors
- Monitors
- 200on entry plan
- Fastest check
- 30 son any priced plan
Verified fields
| Field | Value | Quote from the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $19/month | “$19/mo” |
| Pricing | Per plan | “Fundamental features for essential monitoring $19/mo” |
| Billed | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
| Monitors on entry plan | 200 | “Monitors 200 monitors” |
| Check interval on entry plan | 1 min | “1 minute check interval” |
| Fastest check on any paid plan | 30 s | “30 seconds check interval” |
| Free-tier monitors | 50 | “Free Get started Monitors 50 monitors” |
| Has a status page (entry plan) | Yes | “Status pages Basic status pages Incidents RSS feed” |
| Alert channels | e-mail, phone call, sms | “16 monthly phone call & SMS credits” |
| Uptime SLA | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
Editorial note
Anyone watching a large number of small sites is the likeliest buyer for WebGazer: its entry plan covers 200 monitors for $19 a month with a status page, and its free tier holds 50. That is twice the monitors of ReliableUptime, at a lower cost per monitor of 0.1 USD against 0.12, and the free tier is the largest of the four, against 25 at ReliableUptime and 20 at UptimeObserver. Verified alert channels include e-mail, phone call and SMS. The caveats are entry checks every 60 seconds, with 30 seconds available only on a higher plan, and a higher entry price than ReliableUptime's $12.