FAQ
Is it really free
Section titled “Is it really free”Yes. Free plan: up to 50 monitors. Early users can go up to 100 during the extended free tier while paid plans are being finalized.
Do I need an email address
Section titled “Do I need an email address”No. Sign in with GitHub, Google, or an email address — whichever you prefer. GitHub sign-in needs no email address at all. Google sign-in needs no email address you separately enter or that we store — Google’s authorization response includes a verified address, which we read only to parse that response and discard immediately. And recipients for alerts can be webhooks instead of email. See the sign-in guide.
How do alerts reach me
Section titled “How do alerts reach me”Webhooks, browser push, email, RSS feeds, and MCP queries. See Webhooks, Push notifications, and the email alerts guide.
How do you avoid false positives
Section titled “How do you avoid false positives”Infrastructure-class failures are re-checked from two additional regions. State only changes when 2 of 3 regions agree. See Monitors for details on cross-region confirmation.
Can I use this in GitHub Actions
Section titled “Can I use this in GitHub Actions”Yes — the uptimemonitoring/assert-healthy action is built for deploy verification. See GitHub Action.
Can I monitor private IPs or internal services
Section titled “Can I monitor private IPs or internal services”No. Private and reserved targets are blocked. See Security for details on target restrictions.