Uptimepage review
Open-source monitoring pairs multi-region checks with public status pages and broad alert options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Uptimepage monitors websites, APIs, ports, DNS records, TLS certificates, domains, cron jobs and browser-based login flows, then can connect incidents to public status pages. It is aimed at SaaS teams, internal platform groups and agencies that need availability checks and customer-facing incident updates. Hosted access is available, and the software is also open source under the AGPL license for teams that prefer self-hosting. Its breadth makes it relevant to teams monitoring more than basic HTTP availability, while the free plans give new teams a way to start without a subscription.
The plan structure distinguishes check frequency, history, team size and status-page capacity. Standard is free and includes 20 monitors, three-minute checks, three of five global regions, 30-day history, three teammates and one status page. The free Founding plan raises this to 50 monitors, 60-second checks across all five regions, 90-day history, five teammates and two status pages; it is limited to the first 1,000 hosted accounts. Pro is listed at $9 per month with the Founding plan's monitor, check, region, history and teammate limits, plus a custom status-page domain. Team is listed at $19 per month and adds 150 monitors, 30-second checks, 13-month history, 15 teammates and on-call rotations. Pro and Team are marked as coming soon.
Integrations span chat, paging and notification channels, including Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Telegram, WhatsApp, PagerDuty, email, SMS and webhooks. A REST API, Terraform provider and MCP access offer options for teams automating monitoring workflows. The main trade-off is readiness: Uptimepage was founded in 2026, so teams seeking a product with a longer operating history may prefer an established alternative. For teams comfortable with a newer service, Standard or Founding covers substantial monitoring needs at no monthly cost; the paid tiers offer a path to more scale and response coordination when available.
Uptimepage pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Standard plan includes 20 monitors and one status page.
- Founding plan offers 50 monitors and 60-second checks across five regions.
- Monitors websites, APIs, ports, DNS, certificates, cron jobs and login flows.
- Where it doesn't
- Standard checks run every three minutes, not every minute.
- Pro and Team are listed as coming soon.
- The Founding plan is limited to the first 1,000 hosted accounts.
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