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UptimeRobot checks the URLs and services you list, then sends an alert when a check fails, on an interval that depends on the plan.
Free covers 50 monitors at a 5-minute interval. Paid plans start at $13 a month, or $12 billed yearly.
What you can do
Fifty monitors are free
The free plan includes 50 monitors at a five-minute interval, which covers many side projects without a card.
You can pay for speed instead of count
The cheapest Solo tier is only 10 monitors, but checks every 60 seconds, which matters more than headcount for one production site.
Yearly billing lowers the monthly rate
Solo’s 10-monitor tier is $13 a month or $12 billed yearly. Team is $46 or $39. Scale’s 200-monitor tier is $98 or $79.
The same plan has more than one tier
Solo and Scale also list higher monitor counts at higher prices. Read the toggle, not only the first card.
How it works
- 01
Add a monitor
Point UptimeRobot at a URL or another check type, up to the monitor count on your plan.
- 02
Set the interval
Free checks every 5 minutes. Solo lists 60 seconds, Team 30 seconds, and Scale 15 seconds on the tiers described here.
- 03
Get the alert
When a check fails, UptimeRobot notifies the channels on your plan so someone can look before customers write in.
Who it’s for
UptimeRobot suits a developer or a small team that wants a ping when a site, API, or port stops responding. Free is enough for a handful of projects that can wait five minutes between checks. Paid plans shorten that interval and add seats.
Choose how many monitors you need
The prices below are the lowest monitor tier on each plan. Higher monitor counts on the same plan cost more. Confirm the tier toggle on UptimeRobot.
Free
$0
USD
Watch a small set of sites on a five-minute interval.
- 50 monitors
- 5-minute checks
- Email alerts
Faster checks and more seats start on paid plans.
Solo
$13/month
USD
Or $12 per month billed yearly for the 10-monitor tier. $144 USD for the year. A 50-monitor Solo tier costs more.
For a tighter check interval on fewer monitors than Free.
- 10 monitors on this tier
- 60-second checks
- 1-minute checks
Team
$46/month
USD
Or $39 per month billed yearly. $468 USD for the year on the 100-monitor tier.
For a shared account and faster checks.
- 100 monitors on this tier
- 30-second checks
- 3 seats
Scale
$98/month
USD
Or $79 per month billed yearly. $948 USD for the year on the 200-monitor tier. A 500-monitor tier costs more.
For more monitors and the fastest public interval.
- 200 monitors on this tier
- 15-second checks
- Status pages and integrations on the plan
Higher tiers and Enterprise
Solo also lists a 50-monitor tier, and Scale lists a 500-monitor tier. Enterprise is custom.
- The headline cards show the cheapest tier of each plan. Switch the monitor count before you compare.
- Annual billing is the lower monthly rate and is charged for the year.
Monitor-tier prices differ from the headline cards. Confirm the interval and monitor count on UptimeRobot before you buy.
Questions
What is UptimeRobot?
UptimeRobot is a monitoring service. You add monitors for sites and other endpoints, it checks them on a schedule, and it alerts you when a check fails. It is an availability tool, not a full performance suite.
What is included for free?
The free plan includes 50 monitors and checks every 5 minutes, with email alerts. It does not include the 60-second, 30-second, or 15-second intervals listed on the paid plans.
What do Solo, Team, and Scale cost?
On the lowest tiers, Solo is $13 a month or $12 a month billed yearly for 10 monitors at 60 seconds. Team is $46 or $39 for 100 monitors at 30 seconds and 3 seats. Scale is $98 or $79 for 200 monitors at 15 seconds. Higher monitor tiers cost more.
Why is Solo’s monitor count lower than Free?
You are paying for a faster interval, not for more monitors. If you only need five-minute checks, Free already covers 50 monitors. Move to Solo when a minute matters.
Is the headline price the only price?
No. UptimeRobot shows the cheapest tier on each card. Solo has a 50-monitor tier and Scale has a 500-monitor tier, both priced above the headline. Enterprise is custom. Confirm the toggle before you subscribe.
How does yearly billing work?
The lower monthly figure is the yearly rate, charged for the year. Solo’s 10-monitor tier is $144 for the year. Team is $468. The 200-monitor Scale tier is $948. Other tiers have their own annual totals.
Who should use something else?
Use a different product if you need deep application tracing, log search, or on-call schedules as the main job. UptimeRobot is strongest as a straightforward uptime check and alert.
Add the site you cannot afford to miss
Start on Free, then shorten the interval only if five minutes is too slow.
Free plan available. Paid tiers change the check interval.