Pricing
Free for 20 monitors.
Every feature included.
No card, no per-seat pricing, nothing locked. The only thing you ever pay for is more monitors.
What's included.
Everything, for every team.
60-second checks
HTTP and keyword monitors, retry-verified before anyone is paged.
Heartbeat monitoring
Cron jobs and workers ping a URL; you hear when they go quiet.
SSL monitoring
Expiring or broken certificates caught days ahead.
Alerts where you are
Email, Slack, Discord, webhooks and mobile push.
Status pages
As many as you need, in your branding, with subscriber updates.
Incidents and postmortems
Timelines, notes and root-cause write-ups on every outage.
On-call and escalation
Rotations, overrides and escalation chains.
Team workspaces
Owner, admin, member and viewer roles for the whole team.
Audit log
Every change in a workspace, who made it and when.
Maintenance windows
Planned downtime pauses alerts and stays out of your numbers.
Analytics and badges
Percentiles, uptime reports, CSV export, embeddable badges.
API, extension and app
REST API, Chrome extension and a mobile app.
Every feature is on for every team. 20 monitors free, then packs of 10 from £3 a month.
Create a free accountNeed more than 20 monitors?
Add monitor packs. Each pack adds 10 monitors to your team, billed monthly, and each band of packs costs less than the one before. Change or cancel any time from your dashboard.
| Packs | Price per pack |
|---|---|
| Packs 1 to 2 | US$4.00 / month |
| Packs 3 to 5 | US$3.25 / month |
| Packs 6 to 10 | US$2.50 / month |
| Pack 11 and up | US$2.00 / month |
Example: 5 packs (50 extra monitors, 70 in total) cost US$17.75 a month.
Questions
Is PULSX really free?+
Is there a limit on monitors or teammates?+
How do monitor packs work?+
What happens if I cancel my packs?+
Will the free tier stay free?+
Is there a catch, like ads or selling data?+
Do you support agencies managing client sites?+
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Ready to start?
60 seconds to set up. Free for 20 monitors, with everything included.