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Pingory vs UptimeRobot (2026): An Honest Comparison

Last verified: September 2026. Prices are in USD.

If you are looking for an UptimeRobot alternative, you are probably trying to keep an uptime monitor watching your sites, get alerted the moment one goes down, and avoid enterprise pricing. This page compares Pingory and UptimeRobot on the numbers that show up on an invoice — price, monitor limits, check intervals, alerts, and status pages. Both are real products with real users, and we will say plainly where UptimeRobot still wins.

The short version

Pricing at a glance

Prices below are the plans as published in September 2026. UptimeRobot discounts annual billing; Pingory's annual price is shown in parentheses. Verify current figures on each vendor's site before you buy.

Pricing at a glance
Feature Pingory UptimeRobot
Cheapest paid plan Starter — $4/mo ($40/yr) Solo — $10/mo, $9/mo billed yearly
Mid / top self-serve plan Pro — $6/mo ($60/yr) Team — $41/mo, $35/mo billed yearly
Monitors on that plan Unlimited monitors, 30-second checks 100 monitors, 30-second checks
Fastest check on that plan 60 seconds 60 seconds
Free plan $0 — 50 monitors, 5-minute checks $0 — 50 monitors, 5-minute checks
Free plan includes HTTP/HTTPS and keyword checks, email alerts Web/API/port/ping checks, a basic status page, 5 integrations
Status page on the free plan No Yes (basic)
All monitor types start at $4/mo $9–$10/mo
Highest self-serve tier Scale — $77/mo, $65/mo billed yearly (200–500 monitors, 15-second checks)
Status page features Public from $4; custom domain, white-label and password protection from $6 Basic on free; custom domain from $9–$10; white-label and 100 pages from $35
Alert channels Email; plus Slack, Webhook and Telegram from $4; plus Discord, Microsoft Teams and PagerDuty from $6 Email, SMS, voice call, mobile push and 10+ integrations (SMS and calls are metered)
Multi-location checks Starter and above (majority-vote confirmation) 20+ global locations
Data history 7 days free / 90 days Starter / 365 days Pro About 3 months free / 12 months Solo / 24 months Team and above
UI languages 8, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese and Korean Primarily English
Mobile app No iOS and Android
Enterprise package SOC 2, DPA/MSA/SLA, dedicated CSM, custom invoicing

What $4–$6 actually buys you

On Pingory, $4/month (Starter) gets you 100 monitors, 60-second checks, all nine monitor types, four alert channels and a public status page. The equivalent capability on UptimeRobot — 60-second checks with the full set of monitor types — starts at Solo ($9–$10/month) with only 10 monitors, and 100 monitors on 60-second checks means Team ($35–$41). Pingory's $6 Pro removes the monitor cap and drops checks to 30 seconds; UptimeRobot's 30-second tier starts at Team ($35+).

Monitor types compared

Both platforms cover the essentials: HTTP/HTTPS status, keyword content, ping (ICMP), TCP port, SSL certificate expiry, domain expiry, DNS records, API checks and heartbeat/cron monitoring. The difference is not which types exist — it is what you pay to unlock them. Pingory opens all nine from $4/month; UptimeRobot reserves most advanced types for tiers starting at $9–$10/month.

Alerts and notifications

Email alerts are included on both, on every plan. Pingory adds Slack, Webhook and Telegram at $4, then Discord, Microsoft Teams and PagerDuty at $6. UptimeRobot offers more — including SMS and voice calls and a larger integration library — but SMS and calls are metered, and several integrations are limited on the free plan. If you need a phone call at 3 a.m., UptimeRobot is ahead; if email plus chat is enough, Pingory covers it for less.

Status pages

This is one of the clearest pricing gaps. Pingory includes a public status page with an incident timeline from $4/month, and unlocks custom domain, white-label, password protection and subscriber notifications at $6/month. UptimeRobot offers a basic version free, but a custom domain waits until Solo ($9–$10) and white-label requires Team ($35+).

Check intervals and probe locations

Free plans are identical at 5-minute checks. Pingory runs 60-second checks at $4 and 30-second checks at $6; UptimeRobot runs 60-second checks from $9–$10, 30-second from $35, and 15-second from $65–$77. On geography, UptimeRobot wins clearly — 20+ probe locations versus Pingory's multi-region checks with majority-vote confirmation (Starter and above).

Language support

Pingory's interface ships in 8 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese and Korean. UptimeRobot's is primarily English. If you or your team work in a non-English language, especially in Latin America or Europe, that is a meaningful difference.

Where UptimeRobot is still the better choice

If any of those are hard requirements for you, UptimeRobot is the right choice — and there is no shame in that.

Where Pingory fits better

Migrating from UptimeRobot

Switching is low-friction. Pingory accepts UptimeRobot's export format directly — paste your exported monitor list and Pingory recreates your monitors automatically. Types your plan does not support are auto-downgraded to HTTP checks instead of failing, and any check interval below your plan's minimum is raised to the allowed value.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free UptimeRobot alternative?

Yes. Pingory's free plan includes 50 monitors with 5-minute checks and requires no credit card — the same headline limit as UptimeRobot's free tier.

Is Pingory cheaper than UptimeRobot?

Yes. Pingory's paid plans start at $4/month; UptimeRobot's start at $9–$10/month. For 100 monitors at 60-second checks, that is $4 versus $35–$41.

Does Pingory include a status page?

Yes — a public one from $4/month, with custom domain, white-label and password protection at $6/month.

Can I move my existing monitors over?

Yes. Pingory imports UptimeRobot's export format directly, so you can migrate in a single paste.

Sources: Pingory limits and prices come from the product itself (plans as published at pingory.com). UptimeRobot figures are from its official pricing page and knowledge base, checked in September 2026. Third-party pricing and limits change; verify current details on each vendor's site before you buy.

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