Uptime Monitoring,
your CEO would love.
HTTP, TCP, DNS, and ICMP checks, down to every 10 seconds. Three consecutive failures open an incident, alert your team, and update your status page.
Monitoring in public
Live uptime for the internet
you build on.
50 services the industry runs on, checked every minute from outside their infrastructure, on the same pipeline your monitors would run on.
Incident alerts, the moment something breaks.
One pipeline from first failed check to resolved incident. Nobody has to be watching a dashboard.
HTTP · TCP · DNS · ICMPEmail · ntfy · Slack · WebhookStatus pages · SSL expiry · Heartbeats
Free uptime monitoring, up to 10 monitors.
Monitoring elsewhere starts at $30 a month, with a free tier of one monitor checked every 10 minutes. Upclock starts at $8, and the free tier is 10 monitors checked every minute.See how it compares.
Hobby
For side projects and experiments.
- 10 monitors
- 1-minute intervals
- 2 custom headers per check
- 1 status page
- Email alerts
- 7-day retention
Basic
Popularor $80/yr, ~2 months free
For solo developers running things in production.
- 50 monitors
- 30-second intervals
- 20 custom headers per check
- 3 status pages
- Custom domain support
- Email & ntfy alerts
- SSL monitoring
- 30-day retention
Pro
or $250/yr, ~2 months free
For teams who need fast intervals and full coverage.
- 200 monitors
- 10-second intervals
- 20 custom headers per check
- 25 status pages
- Custom domain support
- Private status pages
- SSL monitoring
- 90-day retention
Enterprise
For organisations with custom requirements.
- Unlimited monitors
- SSO & audit logs
- Custom contracts & SLAs
- Dedicated support
Our status page runs on Upclock.
The status page below is the product. It runs on the checks and incident pipeline you'd get, and it's the page you'd publish for your users.
All Systems Operational100.00% over 90 daysUpdated every five minutes.
Uptime monitoring FAQ.
Where do checks run from?
From Upclock's own probe servers on the public internet, outside your infrastructure. By default a check must fail three consecutive times before an incident opens, so a single blip never pages you. The threshold is configurable per service, from 1 to 10.
Do I need to install anything?
No. There's no agent, no SDK, and no log shipping. You point Upclock at a URL, a host and port, or a DNS record, and it starts checking.
What can I monitor?
HTTP and HTTPS endpoints, TCP ports, DNS records, and ICMP ping. HTTPS checks can also watch certificate expiry, and heartbeat monitors cover cron jobs and background workers.
How do alerts reach me?
Email, ntfy, Slack, and signed webhooks, depending on plan. A recovery notice goes out when the service passes two consecutive checks again.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Hobby is free: 10 monitors at 1-minute intervals, 5 heartbeats, 1 status page, and email alerts. No credit card.
How long is data retained?
7 days on Hobby, 30 on Basic, 90 on Pro, and 365 on Enterprise. Older resolved incidents and check history are purged automatically.