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Pulsetic vs UptimeRobot
A free plan you can use commercially, with status pages included. UptimeRobot's free tier is for personal use only.
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Pulsetic vs Pingdom
A permanent free plan and paid plans from $9 per month. Pingdom offers only a time-limited trial.
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Pulsetic vs Better Stack
Focused uptime monitoring and status pages, without paying for logging and observability add-ons you may not need.
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Pulsetic vs StatusCake
30-second checks from $19 per month. StatusCake reserves its fastest checks for the Business tier.
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Pulsetic vs Statuspage by Atlassian
Monitoring and status pages in one tool from $9 per month. Statuspage starts at $29 and does not monitor anything.
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Pulsetic vs incident.io
Uptime monitoring and status pages for a flat $9 per month. incident.io runs no uptime checks and charges per seat.
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Pulsetic vs Site24x7
A focused uptime tool instead of an enterprise suite, with 30-second checks as the standard.
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Pulsetic vs Uptime.com
Commercial use allowed on the free plan and 30-second checks, versus 60-second minimums.
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Pulsetic vs Uptime Kuma
Hosted checks from 15 locations, no server to maintain. Uptime Kuma is free but self-hosted and watches from a single machine.
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Pulsetic vs Cachet
Monitoring and a status page in one hosted tool. Cachet is a self-hosted status page that runs no checks of its own.
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Pulsetic vs Cronitor
Flat plans with status pages included. Cronitor bills $2 per monitor plus $5 per user, and brand-free status pages cost extra.
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Pulsetic vs Opsgenie
Opsgenie shuts down in April 2027. Pulsetic gives ex-Opsgenie teams monitoring, phone and SMS alerts and a status page in one tool.
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Pulsetic vs PagerDuty
Monitoring, phone alerts and status pages from $9 flat. PagerDuty charges per user and relies on other tools for detection.
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Pulsetic vs Oh Dear
A real free plan instead of a 10-day trial. Oh Dear starts at $15 for 5 monitors, with SMS requiring your own Vonage account.
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Pulsetic vs Uptrends
Flat plans from $9 instead of a $210-a-month annual commitment. Status pages on your own domain, included rather than embedded.
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Pulsetic vs Checkly
One flat price instead of three metered products. Checkly bills monitoring, status pages and AI analysis separately, per check run.
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Pulsetic vs HetrixTools
Full HTTP checks and subscriber emails on status pages. HetrixTools monitors GET requests only and its pages cannot email anyone.
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Pulsetic vs Freshping
Freshping is shutting down. Pulsetic is an actively maintained replacement with 30-second checks and status pages included.
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