RealUptime Status · Monitor · Errors · Outages
Everything you need to know when things break, by region.
Pick the product that fits how you want to find out. Three check your services from ten live regions and keep every reading separate, because a single check from a single location can't see a regional outage. One watches from inside your code. See the problem
The free tier is 10 monitors across all ten regions, no card required. We launched on Product Hunt: code PRODUCTHUNT takes 25% off any plan for 3 months, through September 30.
The probe fleet
ten regions, watching separately.
This is the shape of the fleet, not a live traffic feed: an illustration of where the always-on probes run and how a check moves between them.
- AshburnUnited States
- San JoseUnited States
- FrankfurtGermany
- TokyoJapan
- ChicagoUnited States
- TorontoCanada
- LondonUnited Kingdom
- SingaporeSingapore
- SydneyAustralia
- São PauloBrazil
Illustrative. Every one of these regions checks independently, so a problem in one never hides behind the others.
RealUptime Status
For teams whose customers need to see the truth about an outage.
Checks your services from ten regions by default and publishes every regional reading on a public status page under your name.
RealUptime Monitor
For teams that just need to know first, with nothing published.
Runs the same ten-region checks privately and alerts your team the moment any region disagrees. Nothing is published.
RealUptime Errors
For teams that need to know their code broke, not just their servers.
Groups exceptions into issues by fingerprint, tracks them across releases, and counts every dropped event where you can see it.
RealUptime Outages
For anyone asking whether a big service is down right now.
Independently checks 940 popular services from the same ten regions, so you can tell whether it is them or you. Free, no account.
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The core promise
How a regional incident looks.
An illustrated walkthrough, not a live incident: all regions healthy, one region fails, the status page shows exactly which one, and the alert goes out.
Illustrative. A real incident is drafted and closed the same way, automatically, on your own status page.
Pricing
Flat pricing you can read from here.
Every plan is a flat monthly rate with the limits stated up front: no per-check metering, no per-subscriber pricing, no contact-us wall. These are RealUptime Status's plans; RealUptime Monitor and RealUptime Errors each have their own ladder on the full pricing page, and RealUptime Outages is free for everyone.
Free
$0
No card required
Everything you need to publish an honest status page.
- 10 monitors
- All 10 regions: US-East, US-West, Europe, Asia-Pacific, US-Central, Canada, UK, Southeast Asia, Australia, and South America
- Public status page
- Email and Slack alerts
- 3 team members
- 100 status page subscribers
Growth
$28.99/mo
Billed monthly
Custom domains and programmatic access, on top of everything in Free.
- 25 monitors
- Everything in Free
- Custom domains
- Unlimited status pages
- Monthly SLA reports
- REST API and MCP access
- 10 team members
- 1,000 status page subscribers
Scale
$78.99/mo
Billed monthly
More room to grow, on top of everything in Growth.
- 150 monitors
- Everything in Growth
- Unlimited status pages
- Unlimited team members
- 10,000 status page subscribers
This site runs on its own products. The same ten regions that would check your service are checking this page right now: see the live status page. How we handle your data and ours is written down on the security page, and you can find us on Product Hunt and GitHub.
- US-Eastdown
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Start on the free tier and upgrade only when you outgrow it. If you have a question first, ask us directly.