Uptime Monitor referral link: pricing, features and terms

What is Uptime Monitor?

Uptime Monitor is a hosted uptime and availability monitoring service. It checks your endpoints every 10 seconds from AWS regions on 6 continents (the site shows regions such as us-east-1, us-east-2, eu-west-1 and ap-northeast-1). The site compares this to an average of 30 to 180 seconds between checks at other services. Each monitor gets multi-region verification, meaning a failure is confirmed from more than one location before you are alerted.

Supported monitor types:

• HTTP/HTTPS, with custom request headers or payloads and inspection of response headers and payloads
• TCP port checks
• Ping
• SSL certificate expiry, checked at least once a day with warnings 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before expiry

Alerts, status pages and tooling

Alert channels: email, Slack, Discord, webhooks, PagerDuty, incident.io, Opsgenie, Zendesk (listed in the docs) and iPhone push. Webhook, Slack, Discord and PagerDuty alerts have no sending limit. Email is capped: the daily email allowance equals your plan's monitor count (a 50-monitor plan gets 50 emails a day). Extra email credit packs of 1,000, 3,000 or 10,000 emails can be bought in Settings.

Status pages: unlimited public status pages on your own domain with automatic SSL, real-time updates, incident management and 90 days of incident history. Password protection is available. A live demo is linked from the homepage.

For developers: a REST API (monitors, contacts, incidents, status pages), an official CLI, a Terraform provider and a Claude Code skill, plus role-based team access.

Uptime Monitor pricing

There is one self-serve plan, Pro, sized by the number of monitors:

Pro includes multi-region verification, 10-second checks, all four monitor types, unlimited integration alerts, custom-domain status pages, API/CLI/Terraform access and team roles. The homepage shows only the starting price; the price for larger monitor counts is set in the plan selector. There is no permanent free plan, only the 7-day free trial.

Per the Terms of Service, subscriptions are billed in advance monthly or annually, and price changes are announced at least 30 days before they take effect.

Limits and things to check first

• No refunds. The Terms of Service state: "All sales are final. We do not offer refunds." Use the free trial to decide before you pay.
• Email alert cap tied to the number of monitors (see above); use Slack, webhooks or PagerDuty if you need unlimited alerts.
• No SMS or phone-call alerts are listed among the channels.
• Company and law. The terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York (Kings County), USA, and mention CodeMatters LLC; the site itself names no other legal entity or address.

Uptime Monitor referral program terms

Uptime Monitor runs a public referral program that any user can join. You create a free account, get a unique referral link without an approval step, and track referrals in your dashboard.

• Commission: 20% of each subscription payment, for as long as the referred customer stays subscribed. One-time purchases such as email packs do not count, and nothing is paid during a free trial.
• Attribution: last click, with 30 days for the visitor to sign up after clicking.
• Payouts: via PayPal once you reach $100, after a 30-day hold; PayPal fees are deducted.
• Not allowed: self-referrals, spam, coupon sites, brand misuse or claiming official affiliation.

The referral terms are published at uptime-monitor.io/referral-terms.