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100 monitors for $12/mo. Multi-region. No surprises.

Status pages, alert routing, and SSL monitoring included. CLI-first. API keys. Self-host-ready.

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Built for uptime-first operations

Run endpoint checks, coordinate incident response, and communicate externally without stitching together disconnected tools.

Website and API checks

HTTP, TLS, DNS, and API probes with clear historical uptime context.

Actionable alerts

Route incidents to email, Slack, and webhooks with severity-aware notifications.

Status page publishing

Keep customers informed with managed status pages and maintenance windows.

Dependency awareness

Reduce noisy incidents by modeling probe dependencies and upstream impact.

Team controls

Organization roles, API keys, and admin visibility for secure collaboration.

Fast setup

From signup to first monitor in minutes with guided onboarding and sane defaults.

More monitors, lower price

StackEye Pro gives you 10× the monitors of Pingdom or Better Uptime at the same or lower price.

Feature StackEye Pro
$12/mo		 UptimeRobot Pro
$12/mo		 Better Uptime
$24/mo		 Pingdom
$15/mo
Monitors 100 50 10 10
Check interval 1 min 1 min 30 sec 1 min
Status pages 5 1 Included Included
Multi-region All plans Paid only Paid only Paid only
Free tier 10 monitors 10 monitors 10 monitors None

Competitor data as of March 2026 — check competitor sites for current pricing. See our migration guides: Pingdom, UptimeRobot, Better Uptime.

How teams adopt StackEye

A compact workflow designed for faster time to first value.

1

Add your first monitor

Set URL, check type, and interval with sensible defaults.

2

Wire alert channels

Connect on-call routes and suppress unnecessary noise.

3

Track reliability trends

Watch uptime, response time, and incident history in one view.

4

Publish status updates

Expose incident and maintenance communication to customers.

Pricing aligned to scale

Start free, expand as your monitoring estate and team complexity grow.

Monthly
Yearly Save 2 months

Free

$0/mo

  • 10 monitors
  • 5-min check interval
  • Email alerts
  • 1 status page
  • 1 self-hosted agent
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Starter

$5/mo

  • 25 monitors
  • 2-min check interval
  • Email alerts
  • 3 status pages
  • 5 self-hosted agents
Try Starter free

Pro

$12/mo

  • 100 monitors
  • 1-min check interval
  • Slack & webhook alerts
  • 5 status pages
  • Dependency modeling
  • 25 self-hosted agents
Start Pro trial

Team

$29/mo

  • 500 monitors
  • 30-sec check interval
  • On-call routing
  • Unlimited status pages
  • SSO & advanced permissions
  • 100 self-hosted agents
Try Team free

Frequently asked questions

Common questions before you start your trial.

How is StackEye different from UptimeRobot?

UptimeRobot checks from a single location and fires alerts per-region. StackEye probes from 3 regions simultaneously and only alerts when a majority agree — eliminating false positives from regional network blips. StackEye Pro also gives you 100 monitors vs UptimeRobot's 50 at the same $12/mo price point, plus 5 status pages vs 1. Full comparison →

What happens after my 14-day trial?

If you don't add a payment method, your account automatically downgrades to the Free plan (10 monitors, 5-min checks). No charge, no surprise invoice. If you're on a paid trial and cancel before day 14, you owe nothing.

Is my monitoring data secure?

Yes. StackEye is SOC 2 Type II compliant. All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3). EU data residency is available on request for teams subject to GDPR data sovereignty requirements. Probe check results and alert history are retained for 12 months on Pro and above.

Can I use StackEye with CI/CD pipelines and the CLI?

Yes. The StackEye CLI supports probe import, labeling, and group management. API keys carry granular scopes (probes:read, probes:write, probes:delete) — ideal for read-only dashboards or automated deployments that create/delete probes on each release.

What is multi-region monitoring and why does it matter?

StackEye probes run from 3 geographic regions (nyc3, sfo3, chi1) simultaneously. An alert fires only when the majority of regions report the same failure. This eliminates false positives caused by ISP or CDN blips in a single region that look like outages to a single-location checker. Every alert notification includes a per-region breakdown.

What's a private region?

A private region lets you monitor internal or VPN-only services that cloud probes can't reach. Deploy the open-source StackEye Agent (AGPL v3, self-hosted) inside your network and it registers as a named region in your account — appearing alongside public regions in the dashboard, alerts, and status pages.

How do I migrate from Pingdom or UptimeRobot?

Use the stackeye probe import CLI command to bulk-import monitors from a CSV export. Step-by-step walkthroughs are in the blog: Pingdom migration guide and UptimeRobot migration guide. Most teams finish in under 30 minutes.

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