Hyperping vs. FreshpingCompare

The Freshping alternative: Freshping is gone, here's your migration path

Looking for a Freshping alternative? Freshworks shut down Freshping's free plan on March 6, 2026 and stopped renewing paid plans, which end at their expiry date. Hyperping replaces it with uptime monitoring from 18 regions, status pages, escalation policies and cron monitoring, with a free plan to start in minutes.

Free plan, 20 monitors. No credit card, no time limit.

Hyperping dashboard showing six healthy monitors, 100% uptime and response times in a demo workspace. Hyperping dashboard showing six healthy monitors, 100% uptime and response times in a demo workspace.
Acme public status page showing all six services operational and 90 days of uptime history. Demo data. Acme public status page showing all six services operational and 90 days of uptime history. Demo data.

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Checks run today
28,480,000
Active monitors
19,600
Outages caught today
6,100
Alerts sent today
24,400
Heartbeats received today
160,000
Live status pages
1,700

See exactly what changes.

The essentials first, followed by the capabilities that separate Hyperping from Freshping.

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Hyperping and Freshping feature comparison
Compare capabilitiesWhat your team getsFreshpingFreshping (discontinued)
A complete replacement for Freshping
HTTP(S) monitoring
Included
Included
Ping monitoring
Included
Included
Email alerts
Included
Included
Public status pages
Included
Included
Multi-location checks
Included
Included
Free plan
Included
Included
What Hyperping adds
Still in service
Included
Not includedShut down March 2026
Browser checks with Playwright
Included
Not included
Cron job monitoring
Included
Not included
Escalation policies
Included
Not included
On-call scheduling
Included
Not included
Voice call alerts
Included
Not included
Advanced status pages (SSO, private pages)
Included
Not included
Incident management
Included
Not included

Freshping prices and features checked on : Freshping's deprecation FAQ. Freshping is discontinued; the dates come from its deprecation FAQ.

Freshping is gone. Rebuild in minutes. Add your URLs, connect Slack or email, publish a status page. Most Freshping setups are back online within the hour.

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For teams who can’t
afford downtime.

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“Hyperping’s reputation in our company is that it’s more reactive than Datadog. We usually get notifications from Hyperping before Datadog.”
Fabrice GregoireSite Reliability Engineer, Alma

More than an uptime checker. One workflow to detect issues, reach the right people and keep customers informed.

  • What happened to Freshping?

    Freshping's free plan shut down on March 6, 2026, and paid plans stop at their expiry date.

  • Rebuilding your monitoring takes minutes, not days

    Recreate URLs in bulk, connect alerts, and get a typical setup live within an hour, with no false positive alerts.

  • A status page your customers can rely on

    Reconnect monitors to a branded status page that updates automatically.

  • A free plan to land on, room to grow

    Start with 20 monitors and a status page, then add on-call when your team needs it.

From a discontinued free tool to a sustainable platform

  1. 01

    The hidden cost of free tools

    Freshping's generous free tier (50 monitors) is exactly why it disappeared: it never became a sustainable product, and its users are now rebuilding their monitoring from scratch.

    When your uptime monitoring itself goes down for good, the cost is a lot higher than a subscription.

  2. 02

    Hyperping's pricing

    Start free with 20 monitors and a status page. The Essentials plan at $24/mo covers 50 monitors with 30-second intervals, escalation policies, SMS alerts, a branded status page, and 3 seats.

    The Pro plan at $74/mo adds 250 monitors, browser checks, on-call scheduling, voice call alerts, private status pages, and 10 seats. Additional seats are billed separately.

  3. 03

    Bottom line

    Freshping is not coming back, and every remaining plan ends at its expiry date. Rebuild on a platform whose core business is monitoring, not a side product waiting for the next portfolio cleanup.

    Hyperping replaces Freshping + a status page tool + an alerting tool, in one product with a free tier.

    Already moved to StatusCake in March and hit its limits? The StatusCake vs Hyperping page covers that second migration.

Hyperping vs. Freshping, your questions.

Is Freshping shut down?

Yes. Freshworks disabled Freshping's free plan on March 6, 2026 and stopped renewing paid plans: a plan renewed before that date runs to its natural expiry, then stops. There is no official successor product.

Can I export my data from Freshping?

Free-plan data could be exported until June 4, 2026 and is now deleted. A paid account can export for 90 days after its subscription ends. Either way you recreate your monitors and status page in a new tool; in Hyperping, a typical Freshping setup takes under an hour.

What is the best Freshping alternative?

Hyperping is the most complete replacement: it covers everything Freshping did (HTTP/ping checks, email alerts, status pages, a free plan) and adds 30-second intervals, browser checks, cron monitoring, on-call scheduling, and advanced status pages.

Does Hyperping have a free plan like Freshping?

Yes. Hyperping's free plan includes 20 monitors and 1 status page, with no credit card required. Paid plans add 30-second intervals, more monitors, on-call, and advanced status pages.

How do I migrate from Freshping to Hyperping?

Sign up for the free plan, add your URLs as monitors (HTTP, ping, TCP, or DNS), configure your alert channels (email, Slack, Teams, SMS), and create your status page. Since Freshping data can't be exported anymore, recreating checks manually is the only path, and it typically takes minutes.

Start migrating in minutes. Cut over when you are ready.Move from Freshping without creating a blind spot. The guides below cover setup, parallel verification, and the final cutover.

  1. Step 1

    Inventory your Freshping setup

    List checks, alert routes, status pages, and the historical reports you want to keep.

    Use the monitoring quickstart
  2. Step 2

    Recreate monitoring and alerting

    Add monitors, connect notification channels, and rebuild escalation or on-call rules.

    Follow the quickstart
  3. Step 3

    Run both tools, then cut over

    Compare alerts in parallel, verify customer communication, and only then retire the old setup.

    Open the go-live checklist

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