Moonitor review
A paid monitor suite covering DNS, domains, websites, APIs, SSL and scheduled jobs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Moonitor is a hosted monitoring service for teams and individuals tracking websites, APIs, servers, scheduled jobs, DNS records, SSL certificates and domain expirations. It is available through the web and API, with checks configured on recurring schedules. Its broader scope suits buyers who want DNS and uptime coverage in one service rather than a tool focused only on website availability.
The monthly plans separate monitor breadth, capacity and collaboration. Solo costs $14 per month and includes website/API, ping and SSL monitors, checks as often as every 60 seconds, 20 monitors, all alert channels and one user. Team costs $26 per month and adds every monitor type, including DNS and domain monitoring, checks as often as every 30 seconds, 100 monitors, all alert channels and unlimited users. Max costs $49 per month with every monitor type, checks as often as every 30 seconds, unlimited monitors, all alert channels and unlimited users. A 7-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan.
Moonitor’s standout strength is coverage across related operational signals: DNS record changes, domain expiration, SSL certificate expiration, websites, APIs, cron jobs and heartbeats. Multi-location failure verification can help distinguish a local issue from a wider outage, while incident history, timelines and branded public status pages support communication after an event. Alerts can reach email, webhooks, Slack, Discord and Telegram, and the REST API with signed webhooks supports programmatic management of monitors, incidents, status pages and maintenance windows. Choose Moonitor if you need this combined monitor set and paid collaboration features. Solo is less suitable when DNS, domain monitoring, multiple users or more than 20 monitors are required.
Moonitor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers DNS, domains, websites, APIs, SSL and heartbeat checks
- Verifies failures from multiple locations and records incident timelines
- Includes Slack, Discord, Telegram, email and webhook alerts
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the trial lasts 7 days
- DNS and domain monitoring start with the Team plan
- Solo is limited to 20 monitors and one user
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