Simple pricing. In euros.

A service that requests your website, API or server on a schedule, checks the answer and alerts you when it fails. Uptimecheck checks every minute on paid plans (every 5 minutes on Free) from Stockholm, London and New York, confirms each failure from a second location, and alerts you by email, Slack, Teams, push or another channel you choose, with a recovery notice when it is back.

Every minute on paid plans and every 5 minutes on the Free plan, from Stockholm, London and New York. A failed check is repeated from another location before an incident opens, so a single blip never wakes anyone.

From Stockholm, Sweden, London, United Kingdom, and New York, United States. Website, API, port and ping checks rotate between them. A failed check is repeated right away from another location, and an incident opens and anyone is alerted only when that second check fails too. Recovery is confirmed the same way. The incident lists the locations that failed, so a problem that only reaches one region, such as a CDN edge, stands out, and it shows the failing response with a screenshot or a traceroute, so you can tell a network problem from a broken site. Multi-step flows and site health scans run from Stockholm.

Yes. Ten monitor types cover websites and APIs, ports, ping, DNS records, domains with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, cron jobs, servers, third-party services like Klarna and Shopify, site health with broken links and Google Lighthouse, and multi-step flows such as logins and checkouts.

Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat, Mattermost, Telegram, PagerDuty, ntfy, Pushover, signed webhooks and push notifications to phones and computers, on every plan, plus SMS with credits: 50 a month on Professional, 200 on Business, and packs to buy on any paid plan.

Yes. The live demo at app.uptimecheck.com/demo shows a made-up shop, Nordhem, with every feature, 90 days of history, incidents and a status page. No account needed, and nothing you do is saved.

Yes: 14 days of Professional with no credit card. Choose a plan when the trial ends, or stay on the Free plan: 5 monitors checked every 5 minutes, 1 status page and up to 3 alert channels.

Pay monthly or yearly, in euros. Yearly costs 25% less: €9, €29 or €69 a month instead of €12, €39 or €92. Prices exclude VAT, which is added for your country at checkout. You can switch between monthly and yearly later.

By Link, operated by Stripe, which sells Uptimecheck plans as our reseller and merchant of record. Your card statement shows LINK.COM* UPTIMECHECK, receipts and invoices come from Link, and your card details never reach us. Subscriptions started before October 26, 2026 are still billed by Digitona AB.

Yes. Link sends a receipt and an invoice for every payment, with the VAT for your country. Businesses in the EU can enter their VAT number at checkout and are then charged under the reverse charge. The workspace owner can also open every invoice from Settings → Billing in the app.

Open Settings → Billing in the app and manage your plan in Stripe’s customer portal. You keep your plan until the end of the period you have paid for.

Yes. Import your monitors from UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Pingdom or StatusCake, and your status pages, with their history and subscribers, from Atlassian Statuspage.

Add your logo and accent color, pick a dark, light or automatic theme and hide a page from search engines. Every paid plan can also password-protect a page and remove our branding, and Professional and Business add custom CSS and your own address, such as app.uptimecheck.com/s/yourcompany.

The app and its database are in Stockholm, Sweden, and backups are kept in Stockholm and in the EU. Status page visitor statistics use no cookies and store no IP addresses.

Uptime history, response times and incidents are kept for 90 days on the Free plan, 1 year on Start, 2 years on Professional and 3 years on Business. Every single check, with its details, is kept for 30 days on every plan.

Yes. The REST API on Professional and Business covers monitors, maintenance windows and status updates, documented at app.uptimecheck.com/docs/api. An MCP server lets Claude and other AI assistants do the same with an API key.