Tell every customer at once
Post an incident in a minute: customers who subscribed hear it by email, Slack, Teams or SMS, only for the services they follow.
See every channelBuilt for cloud & hostingStatus by region
Servers go down. Trust doesn’t.
Status pages, monitoring and on-call for clouds and hosting providers. Show every customer which region is affected, before the tickets arrive.
20 monitors free. No credit card required.
Trusted by hosting providers and the teams that run on them.
Read customer stories
Your customers run on your uptime. Hyperping is on watch for every layer.
- ping · gw.fra1 · 100% lossincident opened · FRA1 down
One data center down, every customer asking
Group your page by region or data center. A confirmed outage opens an incident and marks the affected service down, so customers in AMS1 see at a glance that they’re fine.
Status page sections - incident · Compute · FRA1FRA1 subscribers told
Thousands of customers, one update
Customers subscribe by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or SMS, and can follow only the services they run on. Post once, and only the customers in FRA1 hear about it.
Status page subscribers - GET /api/v1/incidents.json · 200customer dashboards updated
Your customers’ tools read your page
Incident and maintenance feeds use Statuspage’s formats, and RSS and Atom sit at the same paths, so the aggregators, dashboards and Slack feeds your customers already use keep working.
Public status page API - port · smtp:587 · refusedconfirmed · on-call paged
Not everything you run speaks HTTP
Ping checks your hosts and gateways, port checks confirm SMTP, SSH or database ports accept connections, and DNS monitors compare your records with the answer you expect.
Ping and port monitoring - ssl · *.acme.cloud · 30 daysreminder sent
The wildcard certificate nobody renewed
Every HTTPS monitor checks its certificate daily and reminds you before it expires, up to 90 days ahead. Revoked, self-signed, untrusted and mismatched certificates, broken chains and outdated TLS are flagged too.
SSL monitoring - maintenance · Sundays 02:00monitors paused · subscribers told
Maintenance every week, announced every time
Schedule a recurring window once. Each one shows on your status page, pauses the monitors it touches so nobody is paged, and notifies subscribers when you schedule it or ahead of time.
Maintenance windows
Behind every region, the servers that run it. One agent per host, metrics every 30 seconds.
- 1
One line to install
Linux, macOS or Windows, on every host or hypervisor. The agent only calls out over HTTPS, so nothing needs opening in your firewall.
- 2
CPU, memory, disk and network
Every 30 seconds, per mount point and per interface. 1 agent is free, then 5 on Essentials, 20 on Pro and 100 on Business.
- 3
A quiet host pages on-call
Stale after 30 seconds, Offline after 90 by default: an outage opens and the server’s escalation policy pages whoever is on call.
A page for all your customers. Another for your key accounts. Both kept current by monitoring.
A private page for key accounts
Give your largest customers a page of their own on your domain: password or email access codes on Pro, Google SSO or SAML SSO on Business.
Explore private status pagesEvery layer of your stack, watched
Ping on your gateways, port checks on mail and SSH, DNS on your nameservers and certificates on your panel, from 18 regions. Each confirmed outage updates the right component on your page.
Explore uptime monitoringHosts and clouds, live on Hyperping.mijn.host, Hodi, CloudNode and more publish their status here.
Powering businesses of all sizes.From identity security to fintech, teams know first.
Alerts where your NOC works. Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, Opsgenie and more.
Verified alerts.Where your team works.
Every alert is double-checked from at least two other locations before it reaches the tools your team already uses.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Google Chat
PagerDuty
Opsgenie
Jira Service Management
Discord
Telegram
Mobile app- SMS
- Phone call
- Webhooks
Three tools. One better bill.Monitoring, status pages, and on-call. Together.
USD · Monthly billing for every plan
The tool mix
Three subscriptions to keep it all running.
- Pingdom100 uptime + 20 advanced checks$149/mo
- StatuspagePublic Startup + private Growth$348/mo
- PagerDutyProfessional · 10 users × $25$250/mo
Combined cost
$747/month
$8,964 over 12 monthsEverything connected, from the first check.
- 1,000 monitors
- 10 status pages
- 20 team members
- On-call & escalations
- 20-second checks
- Priority support
One platform. One subscription.
$299/month
$3,588 over 12 months60% less
Explore pricing Save $5,376 a year with this mix.
Pricing sources & assumptions
Reviewed . All amounts are USD; local currency prices may differ.
- Pingdom Synthetic Monitoring: $149/month for 100 uptime checks, 20 advanced checks and 350 SMS credits. USD rate from our August 17, 2026 review; the live calculator served EUR during this check, so the USD rate was not independently reverified today.
- Statuspage: one public Startup page ($99/month, 1,000 subscribers, 10 team members) and one private Growth page ($249/month, 300 authenticated subscribers, 15 team members).
- PagerDuty Professional: $25/user/month on monthly billing, for 10 users. Its $21 rate requires annual billing.
- Hyperping Business: $299/month on monthly billing. The advertised $249/month is a rounded annual equivalent of $2,990/year and is not used in this comparison.
This is one example of a three-tool stack, not the cheapest possible setup or a feature-for-feature match. Pingdom and PagerDuty also include status-page features; a separate Statuspage subscription may not be needed by every team. Usage charges and paid connectors are not included. Annual totals are 12 monthly payments, not annual subscription quotes.
Questions from hosting and cloud teams.
Can our status page show each region or data center on its own?
Yes. Split the page into sections and group services inside them, for example one group per region or per data center. A group shows the worst status of the services in it, and each service can show its 90-day uptime and response times.
Can customers subscribe only to the services they use?
Yes. Subscribers pick the services they follow and hear only about those, by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or SMS. Essentials includes 100 subscribers, Pro 1,000 and Business an unlimited number. SMS goes through your own Twilio account, on Pro and up. See subscribers.
Will the tools our customers use keep reading our page?
Yes. The incident and maintenance feeds of every page use Statuspage’s response formats, and the RSS and Atom feeds sit at the same paths as on Statuspage, so feed readers, aggregators and dashboards keep working. Each page also publishes a status.json for your own scripts. See the public API.
Can Hyperping monitor services that don’t speak HTTP?
Yes. Ping monitors send an ICMP echo to your hosts and gateways, port monitors open a TCP connection to SMTP, SSH, a database or any other port, and DNS monitors check A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and other records against the answer you expect. Ping and port checks are on every plan, DNS monitors on paid plans. See ping and port monitoring.
How do you avoid paging us for a blip on one network?
Checks run from up to 18 regions. When one fails, every other selected region checks again right away, and only a confirmed failure opens an outage and alerts your team. See false positives.
Can we announce recurring maintenance?
Yes. A maintenance window can repeat weekly or monthly. Each one shows on your status page, pauses the monitors you pick so nobody is paged for planned work, and notifies subscribers when you schedule it or a set time before it starts.
Can Hyperping watch the servers themselves?
Yes. The server agent runs on Linux, macOS and Windows and reports CPU, memory, disk and network every 30 seconds, over outbound HTTPS only. When a server stops reporting, 90 seconds by default, an outage opens and its escalation policy pages on-call.
Which plan fits a hosting provider?
Start free with 20 monitors and 1 server agent. Pro adds 250 monitors, 20 agents, 3 status pages, 1,000 subscribers and SMS subscribers. Business adds 1,000 monitors, 100 agents, 20-second checks, 10 status pages, unlimited subscribers and white labeling. Compare every limit on the pricing page.