Monitoring Pricing Trends

The free tier now has limits of 5 monitors, 3-minute checks, 1 status page, 1 server, 7-day hi-res retention, and 3-month historical data. Source ↗

The free tier (Hobby) now only includes 2 users instead of 3, and does not include SMS alerts, webhooks, or on-call integrations. The status page is now a 'limited status page' instead of a full status page. Source ↗

The free tier is now described as 'Get Started - Free' and starts at $49/month including $49 of usage, rather than being a purely free OSS option. The startup program now offers $19/month for the first 12 months with $19 of telemetry usage. Source ↗

The free tier now includes 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users. Source ↗

The free tier now includes 10 monitors & heartbeats, 1 status page, 100,000 exceptions per month, 5,000 session replays, 3 GB logs retained for 3 days, 30 GB metrics, and 3 GB web events retained for 3 days. Source ↗

The free tier now includes server monitoring (3 tests) and SMS credits, but the test intervals for uptime monitoring are 5 minutes, and the page speed monitor is limited to 1. The free tier also includes alerts through integrations. Source ↗

The free tier now includes access to all Grafana Cloud services with limited usage, 14-day retention for metrics, logs, traces, profiles, & k6 performance tests, and community support. The free tier includes 10k metric series, 50 GB logs, and 50 GB traces. A $19/month platform fee is now required for 10k active series, 50 GB ingested logs/traces, and 30 days retention. Source ↗

The page now highlights a 14-day free trial and a starting plan at €19/month. Source ↗

The free tier now has different features and options. While a free tier for up to 100 pages still exists, it now offers monthly scans with email reports, while previously it was described as 'completely free' for small websites and open-source projects. There are also paid tiers for weekly and daily scans. Source ↗

The free tier now has restrictions: limited to accounts with 1 category and less than 5 uptime monitors. SMS/voice notification, scheduling and recovery actions are excluded from the free tier. Source ↗

The free tier now offers 20 uptime monitors, 20 domain & SSL checks, and 10 servers. Previously 10 of each. Source ↗

The free tier is now called the 'Hobby plan' and still offers unlimited team members, unlimited projects, and all core features with no credit card required. Source ↗

The page highlights a 14-day free trial, and then lists paid plans starting at $4.99/mo. Source ↗

Hyperping free plan limits restructured: monitor cap raised from 5 to 20 (HTTP, port, ping, keyword), but the check interval slowed from 3 minutes to 5 minutes. Free plan now also includes 1 seat and 1 server monitoring agent. Trade-off: 4x more endpoints can be monitored, at the cost of slower check granularity. Source ↗

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Free tier monitors reduced from 20 to 5 Source ↗

Free tier HTTP monitors reduced from 10 to 1 Source ↗

Free tier cloud spend limit increased from $5,000/month GCP-only to $100,000/month across all cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) Source ↗

Freshping shut down entirely. Free accounts disabled March 6, 2026. Paid plans expire at end of term. All data deleted 90 days later (~June 4, 2026). No replacement product offered by Freshworks Source ↗

Switched from performance units to spans-based metrics for error and performance monitoring Source ↗