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MonitorAH vs UptimeRobot

UptimeRobot is the free-tier default. MonitorAH is the upgrade path when you outgrow it.

Verified 2026-06-20 from each vendor's official pricing page.

FeatureUptimeRobotMonitorAH
Free tier50 monitors, 5-min interval, 5 integrationsYes — 3 monitors, 5-minute checks
Cheapest paid tier$8/mo Solo (60-second interval, 10-50 monitors)$9/mo Starter (20 monitors, 60-second checks)
Top standard tier$64/mo Enterprise (200+ monitors, 30-sec)$79/mo Business (250 monitors, 30-sec, audit log, custom domains); $149/mo Agency (500 monitors, 10-sec, white-label, 3000 RPM API)
Fastest check interval30 seconds (Enterprise tier only)30 seconds (Pro), 10 seconds (Agency)
Probe regions4 (NA, EU, Asia, Australia)Single EU region in v1
Notification channelsEmail, SMS, voice, Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, Telegram, WebhooksEmail, Slack, Discord, Telegram on Starter+; Webhook (HMAC-signed) on Pro+
Status pages1 basic on free, 3 on Solo, 100+ on TeamIncluded on Pro; custom domains on Business; white-label on Agency
APIAvailable on Solo and aboveAvailable on Starter ($9/mo) with OpenAPI 3.1 spec
White-label status pagesNot natively supportedWhite-label on Agency tier
OwnerPale Fire Capital (via Itrinity, Czech), since 2019EU-based, independent, no enterprise parent

Pick UptimeRobot if

  • You have ≤50 monitors, are fine with 5-minute checks, and want $0/mo
  • You only need email/SMS alerts and basic status pages
  • You do not need white-label or custom-domain status pages

Pick MonitorAH if

  • You need sub-minute cadence without paying for the Enterprise tier
  • You need white-label or custom-domain status pages for clients
  • You need heartbeats, WHOIS, blacklist, or other monitor types beyond HTTP

UptimeRobot is excellent for indie projects that fit its free tier. The moment you need on-call routing, white-label, or sub-minute cadence without the $64/mo jump, MonitorAH covers the gap.

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