Free uptime monitoring

Five monitors, checked every two minutes. Free, with no card to start and no trial clock running.

Here is exactly what the free plan covers, and exactly where it stops.

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What you get free

  • 5 monitors
  • 1 project, 1 user
  • Checks every 2 minutes
  • 3 months of history
  • HTTP, API, ping, port, keyword and heartbeat monitors
  • Email alerts when something breaks

What needs a paid plan

  • Database monitors (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis) (Core)
  • Checks every 60 seconds (Core)
  • More than 5 monitors, or more than one project (Core)
  • More than one user on the account (Core)
  • Branded public status pages (Pro)

See pricing for the full comparison.

Common questions

Is NoDisrupt's free uptime monitoring actually free?

Yes. The free plan costs nothing, needs no card to start, and does not expire. It covers 5 monitors checked every 2 minutes, with 3 months of history.

How many monitors do you get for free?

Five. Each one can be an HTTP, API, ping, port, keyword or heartbeat check. Database monitors need the Core plan.

How often does the free plan check my site?

Every 2 minutes. Paid plans check every 60 seconds, which matters if you are measuring against an SLA.

Does free include alerts?

Yes, email alerts are included. Escalation policies and multi-channel routing to Slack, Discord, PagerDuty and Teams are on the paid plans.

What happens to my data if I stay on free?

You keep 3 months of check history. Nothing is deleted while you are within that window, and upgrading extends it rather than migrating anything.

New to this? What is uptime monitoring explains the basics. Or see the monitor types you can set up.