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Uptimepage

Uptime monitoring, status pages and on-call scheduling in one tool

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Uptimepage is uptime monitoring, public status pages and on-call scheduling in one tool. It runs 8 check types as often as every 30 seconds from multiple regions, opens an incident when most regions confirm a failure, pages whoever is on call through escalation policies, and alerts 14+ channels including Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty and SMS. Terraform, REST and MCP included. AGPL source, plans from $9 a month.

Uptimepage covers the three jobs that usually take three subscriptions: watching your services, paging the right person when one breaks, and telling customers what is going on.

Key Features

  • Monitor, status page and on-call in one: the same incident drives the page, the alert and the escalation.
  • 8 check types: HTTP, TCP, DNS, TLS certificate, domain expiry, ping, cron heartbeats and scripted browser logins, as often as every 30 seconds from multiple regions.
  • On-call built in: daily, weekly or custom rotations, holiday overrides, a calendar feed of your shifts, and escalation policies that page level by level until someone acknowledges.
  • 14+ alert channels: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, PagerDuty, SMS, email, webhooks, Google Chat, Mattermost, ntfy, Pushover, Gotify and more.
  • Status pages that update themselves: branded pages on your own domain, with white-label, subscribers and 90 days of public history.
  • Monitoring as code: a Terraform provider, a REST API and an MCP server keep monitors in version control.

How It Works

Each monitor runs from multiple regions. When most regions agree a target is down, Uptimepage opens an incident, pages whoever is on call and keeps escalating until someone acknowledges, then posts the incident to your status page. On recovery the incident closes and the page updates again. One account scales to 150 monitors, 10 scripted browser flows, 15 teammates with role-based access and an audit log, 5 status pages and 13 months of history. You can start free, and paid plans start at $9 a month.

Why Choose Uptimepage

Most teams pay separately for monitoring, a status page and an on-call tool, and then glue them together. Uptimepage does all three from one source of truth, so the status page never disagrees with the alert that woke you up. Monitors live in version control next to the rest of your infrastructure, and because the code is AGPL you are never locked in.

Key Highlights

  • 1 Uptime monitoring, status pages and on-call scheduling in one tool instead of three subscriptions.
  • 2 8 check types, including cron heartbeats and scripted browser logins, as often as every 30 seconds.
  • 3 Incidents open only when most regions agree, so one bad network path never pages anyone.
  • 4 On-call rotations with holiday overrides and escalation policies that page until someone acknowledges.
  • 5 14+ alert channels, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, SMS, WhatsApp and webhooks.
  • 6 Scales to 150 monitors, 15 teammates, 5 status pages and 13 months of history per account.

Ideal For

  • Engineering and SRE teams who want monitoring, a status page and on-call paging from one tool.
  • SaaS companies that owe their customers a live public status page on their own domain.
  • Teams who keep infrastructure as code and want monitors in version control via Terraform or API.
  • Agencies running status pages for several clients with white-label and role-based access.
  • Anyone replacing UptimeRobot, Pingdom, Statuspage or PagerDuty with one tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Uptimepage is uptime monitoring, public status pages and on-call scheduling in one tool. It runs 8 check types as often as every 30 seconds from multiple regions, opens incidents automatically, pages whoever is on call and alerts 14+ channels. The hosted service starts free, paid plans start at $9 a month, and the source is AGPL-3.0.

Yes, under AGPL-3.0. Use the hosted service or self-host it with Docker. Both run the same REST API, so you can move between them without rewriting your configuration.

It replaces a monitor, a status page and an on-call tool at once. The same incident pages the on-call person, escalates if nobody answers and updates the public status page. It is automation-first, with a Terraform provider, a REST API and an MCP server.

HTTP and HTTPS endpoints, TCP ports, DNS records, TLS certificates, domain expiry, ping, cron-job heartbeats and scripted browser login flows, as often as every 30 seconds from multiple regions.

One account scales to 150 monitors, 10 scripted browser flows, 15 teammates, 5 status pages and 13 months of history, with a custom status-page domain and white-label. Paid plans start at $9 a month.

When most regions confirm a failure, Uptimepage opens an incident and pages whoever is on call. Rotations can be daily, weekly or custom with holiday overrides, and escalation policies page the next level until someone acknowledges. Alerts reach 14+ channels, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, SMS, WhatsApp and webhooks.

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$17,000

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Business Details

Date founded
2025-04-01
Team Size
1
Contact Email
[email protected]
Tech Stack
Wasp, React, Shadcn-UI + TailwindCSS, Prisma + Postgres, hosted on fly.io