The best Better Uptime alternatives

SolidPing suits teams that want configurable uptime checks and on-call tools, whether hosted or self-hosted.

UptimeRobot suits people and teams monitoring websites, servers, and other services.

It suits people who need to monitor websites or infrastructure and receive alerts through a range of channels.

openstatus suits teams that need uptime monitoring and status pages, with options for self-hosting or automation through APIs and infrastructure…

HetrixTools suits people who need to monitor uptime, servers, or domain and certificate changes, with alert channels and status pages.

Uptimia fits owners of WordPress sites, Shopify stores, SaaS products, e-commerce services, and hosting providers.

Checkmate names homelabs, SaaS founders, agencies, sysadmins and DevOps, e-commerce, and open-source maintainers as potential users.

Pingdom is aimed at digital marketers, web hosting providers, and web developers who need uptime or performance monitoring.

Spectate is aimed at freelancers, SMBs, and enterprises, including agencies, startups, SaaS companies, and indie hackers.

Core is described for teams needing regional availability and performance monitoring; Pro targets SRE and Ops teams.

It suits teams that can operate a Linux-based, self-hosted service and need varied monitoring, status pages, and alert routes.

Uptinio suits teams monitoring websites, APIs, servers and user journeys.

InternetVista suits people monitoring websites, servers, keywords, or certificate expiry across web and mobile devices.

It suits individuals monitoring one website, as well as webmasters needing monitoring for multiple hosts.