PingPing review
Simple website monitoring with fast checks, status pages, and broad alert coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PingPing is a hosted uptime-monitoring service for websites, SaaS products, solo founders, agencies, and small development teams. It checks website availability, measures response time, monitors SSL certificate health and expiry, and supports monitoring from seven locations. Public or private status pages can use custom domains, while a REST API provides access to monitors and checks. The product is positioned for teams that want straightforward website coverage rather than broad infrastructure observability.
Pricing is organized into Starter, Growth, Scale, and Custom options. Starter costs €6 per plan per month or €66 per plan per year, Growth costs €30 monthly or €330 annually, and Scale costs €90 monthly or €990 annually. The published plans show all features included, 30-second uptime checks, SSL certificate monitoring, and unlimited team members. Custom offers a custom monitor count and the full feature set. A 14-day free trial is available, and annual billing is described as paying for 11 months and receiving 12.
PingPing fits buyers who value quick website checks, SSL oversight, regional monitoring, and flexible incident notifications. Alerts can be sent through email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, SMS, and webhooks, with Slack, Discord, Telegram, and Vonage listed as integrations. Its cloud deployment, web interface, API, email support, and documentation suit solo users and small teams that want a focused service. Buyers needing keyword monitoring, server monitoring, or wider infrastructure coverage should choose a product built around those areas instead.
PingPing pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 30-second checks across seven monitoring locations
- SSL monitoring with expiry alerts and response-time measurement
- Status pages, REST API, and email, chat, SMS, and webhook alerts
- Where it doesn't
- No keyword monitoring for checking page content
- No server monitoring for infrastructure-level visibility
- Focuses on websites rather than broader infrastructure observability
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