Monitoring, status pages and on-call without a license per responder. $74/mo covers 10 seats, 250 monitors and 3 status pages.
20 monitors free. No credit card required.
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USD list prices · annual billing on both sides
Priced per responder, then per add-on.
$211/month
$2,532 over 12 months
One plan, one line on the invoice.
$74/month
$890 over 12 monthsKeep $137 a month, $1,642 a year, before Better Stack bills a Playwright minute or a private page.
Better Stack prices read on its pricing page on , in USD.
List prices at annual billing. Better Stack’s total leaves out password protection, heartbeats, Playwright minutes, extra subscribers and the reporting add-on, which depend on your setup.
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| Team of 5, list pricesUSD, billed annually | Pro · $74/mo | Better StackResponder · $29/mo each |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | ||
| Pricing model | Flat plan10 seats, 250 monitors and 3 status pages in Pro | Per responder + add-ons$29/responder/mo annual, $34 monthly |
| 5 responders, 100 monitors, 3 status pages | $74/moAll of it included in Pro | $211/mo5 licenses, 2 monitor packs, 2 extra pages |
| One more person on call | $9/seatAfter the 10 seats in Pro | $29/responderMembers who never take a page are free |
| Bill predictability | FixedPlan price plus any extra seats | Add-on drivenPacks, pages, Playwright minutes and subscribers |
| Where they differ | ||
| Uptime monitors | 25030-second checks from 18 regions | 10 includedThen $21/mo per 50 |
| Status pages | 3Each on its own custom domain | 1 includedThen $12/mo per page |
| Private status pages | IncludedPassword or email access codes, on Pro | +$42/moPassword protection add-on |
| Playwright browser checks | 10 includedEvery 5 minutes, no minutes to count | $1/100 minBilled by runtime |
| Cron job heartbeats | IncludedHealthchecks on every plan | 10 includedThen $17/mo per 10 |
| MTTA, MTTR and uptime reports | IncludedReporting dashboard and CSV export | $4/member/moReporting add-on |
| White labeling and audit logs | In Business$249/mo with 10 status pages and 20 seats | +$208/mo eachOn top of responder licenses |
| Server monitoring | 20 agentsCPU, memory, disk and network, $2/mo per extra server | Telemetry bundleHost metrics billed with logs and traces |
| Phone and SMS alerts | IncludedPhone calls on every paid plan, 75 SMS credits a month on Pro | IncludedUnlimited, with each responder license |
| Logs | 20 GB/mo on ProThen $0.25/GB, 30 days of search. In alpha | $0.10/GBEU region, 30 days. $0.15/GB in the US |
| Traces and error tracking | Not includedNot part of the product | IncludedPart of the Better Stack suite |
| What both do | ||
| HTTP, keyword, ping, port, SSL and DNS checks | Included | Included |
| Failures confirmed from other regions before alerting | IncludedOn every plan, free included | Included |
| On-call schedules and escalation policies | Included3 schedules on Pro | Included |
| Status page subscribers | Included1,000 on Pro, by email, SMS, Slack or Teams | Included1,000 included, then $40/mo per 1,000 |
| Maintenance windows | Included | Included |
| Slack, Teams, PagerDuty and webhook alerts | Included | Included |
Only used the uptime half? Start with 20 monitors, free.
Get started free“Hyperping’s reputation in our company is that it’s more reactive than Datadog. We usually get notifications from Hyperping before Datadog.”
Pro includes 10 seats, and anyone can join the on-call schedule. The eleventh person is $9 a month, not another $29 license.
On-callPro checks 250 endpoints every 30 seconds from 18 regions. A new service gets a monitor the day it ships, with nothing to top up.
Uptime monitoringEach of the 3 status pages on Pro can be public or private, behind a password or email access codes, on your own domain. No $42 add-on.
Private status pagesA failed check is re-run from the other regions you picked. Only a confirmed outage opens an incident and runs your escalation policy.
Escalation policiesPro runs 10 Playwright scripts every 5 minutes, login or checkout included. You never estimate runtime minutes for next month.
Browser checksPro includes 20 server agents reporting CPU, memory, disk and network every 30 seconds. A server that goes quiet pages on-call like a failed check.
Server monitoringOr in none of yours: the Hyperping team migrates you for free, usually within 48 hours.
# Monitors
curl "https://uptime.betterstack.com/api/v2/monitors" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BETTERSTACK_TOKEN"
# Heartbeats
curl "https://uptime.betterstack.com/api/v2/heartbeats" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BETTERSTACK_TOKEN"Better Stack has no CSV export of monitor settings, so list your monitors and heartbeats from its Uptime API with a team token.
Read the migration guideresource "hyperping_monitor" "website" {
name = "Website"
url = "https://acme.com"
protocol = "http"
check_frequency = 30
regions = ["paris", "frankfurt", "london"]
}Declare every monitor with the Develeap provider and review the move in one pull request. Heartbeats become healthchecks with a ping URL.
Explore the providercurl -X POST \
https://api.hyperping.io/v1/monitors \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "Checkout API",
"url": "https://api.acme.com/health",
"check_frequency": 30
}'Loop over your export with the API, rebuild on-call schedules and escalation policies, and keep Better Stack running for a few days. When the alerts match, move your status page domain and subscribers.
Explore the APIBetter Stack: five responder licenses at $29 come to $145 a month. 100 monitors need two 50-monitor packs past the 10 included, $42, and two more status pages add $24. That is $211 a month before Playwright minutes, and $253 if one page must be private.
Hyperping: Pro at $74 a month includes 10 seats, 250 monitors with 30-second checks, 3 public or private status pages, 10 browser checks, on-call and 20 server agents. An eleventh teammate is $9 a month.
Smaller team? Essentials is $24 a month with 3 seats, 50 monitors, a status page on your domain and on-call. Every plan is on pricing.
The responder line grows with the team, one $29 license per person who takes a page. The rest is sold by the pack: $21 per 50 monitors, $17 per 10 heartbeats, $12 per extra status page, $40 per extra 1,000 subscribers, $1 per 100 Playwright minutes.
Then come the add-ons: password protection at $42 a month, reporting at $4 per member, and white labeling, IP allowlisting or SSO on status pages, or audit logs, at $208 a month each. The Better Stack pricing breakdown walks through each one.
Hyperping sells plans. Seats, monitors, status pages and browser checks come with the plan, and the one line that grows by itself is a seat past the included ones, $9 a month on Pro.
Better Stack is an observability suite. If you want traces, error tracking and session replays in the same place as your uptime checks, it does that and Hyperping does not.
Each responder license also comes with unlimited phone and SMS alerts, where Hyperping Pro includes 75 SMS credits a month. A team that pages by text all night will notice.
Logs are the closer call. Hyperping now takes them too, in alpha: 20 GB a month on Pro, then $0.25 per GB, against $0.10 per GB on Better Stack in the EU. Past a few hundred GB a month, its lower price per GB outweighs the responder licenses, so a team that sends terabytes of logs should stay.
If you bought the suite for the monitors, the status page and the rotation, you are paying for the half you never open.
Most teams looking for a Better Stack alternative never used the telemetry. They use the monitors, the status page and on-call, and pay per responder with packs and add-ons on top.
That setup is $74 a month on Hyperping, one plan on one line of the invoice, logs included up to 20 GB, and we move it over for free. If you need traces and error tracking, Better Stack is the better product. If you don’t, you are paying for one.
At annual rates, five responder licenses are $145 a month. With 100 monitors and 3 status pages the total reaches $211 a month, before Playwright minutes and add-ons such as password protection at $42. Hyperping Pro is $74 a month with 10 seats, 250 monitors, 3 public or private status pages, 10 browser checks and on-call. The Better Stack pricing breakdown has every line.
A responder is a team member who can be alerted and take part in on-call. Better Stack bills each one $29 a month on annual billing, $34 monthly, and members who never respond are free. Hyperping counts seats instead: 10 on Pro, then $9 a month each.
For uptime monitoring, status pages and on-call, Hyperping Pro is $74 a month billed yearly with 10 seats, 250 monitors and 3 status pages, where the same setup on Better Stack is $211. The free plan has 20 monitors and a status page. For a wider shortlist, see the best Better Stack alternatives.
Export your monitors and heartbeats from Better Stack’s Uptime API, recreate them in Hyperping by hand, with the API or with Terraform, then rebuild your on-call schedules and escalation policies. Run both side by side for a few days before you move your status page domain. Or let the Hyperping team do it for free, usually within 48 hours. See the migration guide.
Yes. Each of the 3 status pages on Hyperping Pro can be public or private, protected by a password or by email access codes. On Better Stack, password protection is a $42 a month add-on. See private status pages.
Yes. When a check fails, Hyperping re-runs it from the other regions you selected and alerts only once the failure is confirmed. Verification runs on every plan, the free one included, so a network blip in one location never wakes your team.
Yes, in alpha since October 2026. Send logs over OpenTelemetry, a Vercel drain, syslog or HTTP, search them for 30 days, and find the matching lines inside every incident. Pro includes 20 GB a month, then each GB costs $0.25. Better Stack charges $0.10 per GB in the EU and $0.15 in the US, plus a responder license per person on call. Hyperping has no tracing or error tracking. See logs pricing.