Alternatives to UptimeRobot
Compare the same workload. Check the differences behind the price.
UptimeRobot
HTTP monitoring with annual business plans.
$12.00 / month
Solo · annual commitment · Annual commitment $144.00
Official pricing · Checked 2026-10-06
Cost breakdown and exclusions
- Monthly subscription: $12.00
- Annual commitment. The comparison shows its monthly equivalent; seats and workload are held constant for the full year.
- 60-second checks. Personal/nonprofit-only Free is excluded from this business workload.
- Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.
What this comparison covers
Business HTTP uptime checks. Check intervals differ by provider. Browser tests, logs, tracing, SMS, additional status pages and AI are excluded. Personal-only free plans are not commercial substitutes.
Evaluating 3 products from 3 published in this category. USD monthly equivalents, before tax. Features and service compatibility need separate evaluation.
- HTTP monitors
- 10 monitors
- Responders or team members
- 1 people
2 alternatives in this comparison
StatusCake
HTTP uptime checks with monthly plans.
$0 / month
$12.00 less per month
- Free: $0/month at reference usage.
- 5-minute checks. SMS and additional testing products are excluded.
- Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.
Official source · Checked 2026-10-06
Compare with UptimeRobot →Better Stack Uptime
Incident responders plus blocks of monitors.
$34.00 / month
$22.00 more per month
- Responder: $34.00/month at reference usage.
- Ten monitors and one status page included. Extra monitors are bought in blocks of fifty. Personal-only Free is excluded.
- Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.
- Additional status pages, SMS, logs and tracing.
Official source · Checked 2026-10-06
Compare with UptimeRobot →Questions before you decide
Are these drop-in replacements for UptimeRobot?
No compatibility is implied by sharing the Uptime monitoring category. Check the selected plans, workload assumptions, API compatibility and required features before switching.