Can I manage monitors from code?

Yes. One HTTP call with your API token creates a monitor, so a deploy script can register each new service as it ships. The same API manages heartbeats, domains, status pages and alert channels, and publishes an OpenAPI spec you can feed straight into a code generator. Access comes with the Team and Organization plans.

Does Pulsetic work with AI coding assistants?

Yes, from the Solo plan. The official MCP server is built on the same REST API and exposes its capabilities as tools, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Windsurf can read your uptime data and create or manage monitors in plain English, authenticated with the same API keys.

How do I monitor cron jobs and background workers?

With heartbeat monitoring. Give every scheduled task a unique URL to call when it finishes: a curl line at the end of a crontab entry, or one request from a worker or CI step. If the call does not come in on schedule, Pulsetic alerts you, so a backup that quietly exits 1 gets noticed the same night.

Is the free plan enough for a side project?

Usually, yes. The free plan includes 10 monitors and 3 status pages with custom domains, and commercial use is allowed, so client work qualifies too. When you need faster checks, paid plans start at $9 per month. The Team plan at $19 raises the limit to 50 monitors.

How do alerts reach me?

In the channels you already watch. Email and webhooks work on every plan, and webhooks carry the payload into anything you can code against. From the Solo plan, alerts also reach Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram and Discord, and SMS, WhatsApp and phone calls cover the alerts that should wake you.

How does Pulsetic avoid false alarms?

Pulsetic checks from up to 15 locations worldwide and waits for a second location to confirm a failure before calling an incident. A flaky probe or a routing hiccup near a single data center never fires the alert, so when your phone buzzes, it is worth picking up.

Can I show uptime on my website or in my docs?

Yes. A status badge is a copy-paste embed, available on the paid plans, that shows live uptime on any page you control, from product docs to a client dashboard. For the full picture, publish a status page on your own domain; the free plan includes three.

What does Pulsetic cost when I outgrow the free plan?

Solo is $9 per month with 60-second checks and API, MCP and n8n access. Team is $19 with 30-second checks from 15 regions, 100 SMS and voice-call credits and white-label status pages. Team also includes two teammates, and extra seats are a flat $8 each.

Uptime Monitoring for Developers

You wrote it, you shipped it, and now it has to stay up. Pulsetic checks your apps and APIs from outside, watches your cron jobs with heartbeats and alerts you in the channels you already live in. From the Solo plan it stays scriptable end to end with a REST API, an MCP server and an n8n integration, and from Team it runs those checks from all 15 locations.

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Made for You

Monitoring that speaks code

The REST API covers monitors, heartbeats, status pages and alert channels, ships an OpenAPI spec and authenticates with a plain token. The MCP server and n8n integration are built on the same calls, and all three come with every paid plan, from Solo.
Heartbeats for everything scheduled

Cron jobs, queue workers, backups and CI tasks ping a unique URL when they finish. When the ping does not arrive on time, you find out from an alert, not from a user asking where their data went.
A free plan that ships to production

10 monitors, 3 status pages and custom domains, with commercial use allowed. Side projects and client work get real monitoring before anyone pays a cent.

Trusted by teams at companies around the world

"Pulsetic made monitoring something I barely think about anymore. The interface is clean and the tracking is real-time, so I can glance at my site’s performance and get back to work."

Koen Kanters

Senior Software Engineer at ASML

"Pulsetic is easy-to-use and simple to get started. As an agency, I like that it includes unlimited status pages, because I can create one for each of my clients. Pulsetic includes every alert channel that I want, and advanced settings that give me greater confidence in the uptime. I can require that a response include certain text and respond within a certain timeframe in order for a site to be considered online. This gives me assurance that we would be notified if there were major performance issues or a bad deployment that made the site unusable. These features come with every paid plan, so our monthly bill is predictable. The API is a huge bonus on the teams plan. We have used it to add maintenance windows for certain monitors automatically based on events that happen in other software we use."

Christopher Morbitzer

CEO at NorthBuilt

"Pulsetic’s monitoring is easy to set up via their super clean, user-friendly UI. I was up and running within only a few minutes. A helpful knowledge base is available for webmasters to refer to if needed. Pulsetic’s pricing is also some of the most competitive in the industry. I highly recommend them for emerging and established agencies alike."

Scott Werley

Owner at Sporulate Design

"Pulsetic is easy to set up and integrate. You don’t need much time to get it running. The interface is clear and simple. It’s easy to see what’s going on at a glance. The design looks great, too. I had no trouble finding what I needed and monitoring my sites is straightforward. If you want a simple tool that works well, Pulsetic is a good choice."

Aryo Sayogha

CEO at MBDC Media

"The monitoring tool we’ve been waiting for. Super easy to set up monitoring, customizable status page design, and access to notifications across Slack, email and SMS. Pulsetic is awesome."

Andrei Negrau

CEO at Siena AI

"Tens of thousands of business owners from around the world rely on our service, and Pulsetic is the best platform there is to ensure we communicate any downtimes clearly and swiftly to our customers to avoid panic and disappointment. Getting setup on Pulsetic not only been smooth and easy but super joyful too, the design is stunning and customisable unlike any other monitoring platform we’ve used."

Leo Bassam

Founder, CEO at Plutio

"Pulsetic cut down our uptime monitoring work a lot. We automated uptime tracking and SLA reporting, which took a chunk of manual effort out of our monthly and annual reports. The Slack and email alerts let the team jump on problems quickly, and the API is what really sold us, since we point a dedicated health-check endpoint at it and pull uptime data straight into our internal workflows."

Mariana Kodama

Treasurer, Fundacion Jorge Luis Borges

"There’s an easy way for you to monitor your online project. After all the hard work you have put into going live, you want to make sure that things keep running smoothly while you focus on the next project."

Chris Kalmar

Founder at nineLemon

"Pulsetic is fast and genuinely easy to use. The UI is clean and has the features we actually needed, the status pages look good, and being able to route alerts to several channels was a real plus for us."

Akis Laopodis

Founder at Qurioos

"Pulsetic helps us monitor all of our websites and webapps over at Pairing.dev. Before we used it, we had no idea how often services (e.g. heroku) were offline. Now we have complete control over it."

Till Carlos

Founder at Pairing.dev

"Using Pulsetic is a big win for us! Our dev team can now deliver faster, with zero time spent monitoring our website uptime. Plus the interface is great and analytics proper."

Razvan Popescu

Head of Marketing at AbstractAPI

4.8/5 on G2 (225 reviews)

Watch What You Ship

Web apps and pages

HTTP and HTTPS checks watch every page that matters, and keyword monitoring confirms the page really rendered, not just that the server returned a 200.
APIs and endpoints

API monitoring calls your endpoints the way a client would and alerts on bad status codes and slow responses.
Cron jobs and workers

Heartbeat monitoring expects a ping when each job finishes, so a queue worker that died on Friday does not wait until Monday.
TCP services and ports

TCP and port checks confirm databases, brokers and custom daemons are accepting connections, whatever port they are bound to.
SSL certificates

SSL monitoring reminds you 14, 7 and 1 days before a certificate expires, across every project domain you run.
Domains

Domain monitoring watches expiration dates, so the side project domain you forgot about stays yours.

And show it off

Publish a status page on your own domain, three come with the free plan, and on paid plans embed a live status badge in your product pages or docs.

How Does It Work for a Developer?

Minutes in the dashboard, or one HTTP call from your deploy script.

Add your app, API endpoints and cron jobs in the dashboard, or provision them from code on any paid plan.
Point alerts at webhooks on any plan, or from Solo at Slack, Telegram and Discord, with SMS, WhatsApp and phone calls for the failures that cannot wait.
Get back to shipping. Checks run from up to 15 locations, and an incident is confirmed before you are pinged.

For Web Developers

Monitor every website and app you build, with keyword checks that prove pages render and SSL expiry covered.
For IoT Developers

Watch internet-facing devices and brokers with ping, port and TCP checks, whatever ports they use.
For DevOps Teams

Get the external view of production and route alerts through webhooks into your on-call tooling.
For Startup Teams

Cover the landing page, app, API and crons on the free plan, and upgrade when the product takes off.

Bring in your whole team.

Need access for more than one person? Add teammates for $8 each from the Solo plan, or start with 2 included on Team. Role-based access, from the Team plan, gives each person only the rights they need, so you can collaborate without compromising on security.

Connect your API for even more flexibility.

On every paid plan, from Solo up, Pulsetic’s REST API, MCP server and n8n integration let you automate monitors, status pages, incidents, alerts and integrations from your own code. Worth it once you have more monitors than you want to set up by hand, or a deploy script that should add its own.

FAQ: Monitoring for Developers

Can I manage monitors from code?

Yes. One HTTP call with your API token creates a monitor, so a deploy script can register each new service as it ships. The same API manages heartbeats, domains, status pages and alert channels, and publishes an OpenAPI spec you can feed straight into a code generator. Access comes with the Team and Organization plans.
Does Pulsetic work with AI coding assistants?

Yes, from the Solo plan. The official MCP server is built on the same REST API and exposes its capabilities as tools, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Windsurf can read your uptime data and create or manage monitors in plain English, authenticated with the same API keys.
How do I monitor cron jobs and background workers?

With heartbeat monitoring. Give every scheduled task a unique URL to call when it finishes: a curl line at the end of a crontab entry, or one request from a worker or CI step. If the call does not come in on schedule, Pulsetic alerts you, so a backup that quietly exits 1 gets noticed the same night.
Is the free plan enough for a side project?

Usually, yes. The free plan includes 10 monitors and 3 status pages with custom domains, and commercial use is allowed, so client work qualifies too. When you need faster checks, paid plans start at $9 per month. The Team plan at $19 raises the limit to 50 monitors.
How do alerts reach me?

In the channels you already watch. Email and webhooks work on every plan, and webhooks carry the payload into anything you can code against. From the Solo plan, alerts also reach Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram and Discord, and SMS, WhatsApp and phone calls cover the alerts that should wake you.
How does Pulsetic avoid false alarms?

Pulsetic checks from up to 15 locations worldwide and waits for a second location to confirm a failure before calling an incident. A flaky probe or a routing hiccup near a single data center never fires the alert, so when your phone buzzes, it is worth picking up.
Can I show uptime on my website or in my docs?

Yes. A status badge is a copy-paste embed, available on the paid plans, that shows live uptime on any page you control, from product docs to a client dashboard. For the full picture, publish a status page on your own domain; the free plan includes three.
What does Pulsetic cost when I outgrow the free plan?

Solo is $9 per month with 60-second checks and API, MCP and n8n access. Team is $19 with 30-second checks from 15 regions, 100 SMS and voice-call credits and white-label status pages. Team also includes two teammates, and extra seats are a flat $8 each.