Comparison

Why choose UptimeAnchor

We compared UptimeAnchor with what the most popular monitoring tools typically offer. Here's what's different.

Feature	UptimeAnchor	Typical alternatives
Free plan
Free monitors	50	5 to 50
Minimum interval on the free plan	5 min	5–10 min
Free status page	Yes	Partial or paid
Free Slack, Discord, Telegram and webhooks Often reserved for paid plans	Yes	Partial or paid
Commercial use on the free plan	Yes	Partial or paid
Monitoring
HTTP, keyword, ping, port	Yes	Yes
UDP monitors	Yes	Partial or paid
DNS monitors with expected values	Yes	Partial or paid
Heartbeats for cron jobs	Yes	Partial or paid
SSL and domain expiry	Yes	Partial or paid
Multi-region checks	Yes	Partial or paid
Minimum interval	30 sec	30–60 sec
Alerts and status pages
Notification channels	15	5–20
SMS and calls included Often sold only as add-ons	Yes	Partial or paid
Custom domain for the status page	Yes	Partial or paid
Email subscriptions to updates	Yes	Partial or paid
Recurring maintenance windows	Yes	Partial or paid
Business and compliance
Data hosted in the EU	Yes	Partial or paid
Euro pricing with Italian e-invoicing	Yes	No
Interface and support in Italian	Yes	No
GDPR-compliant DPA	Yes	Partial or paid
REST API with OpenAPI specification	Yes	Partial or paid

This comparison reflects common characteristics in the market and does not refer to any specific product. Offers and limits of individual services may vary.

Four reasons to switch to UptimeAnchor

Generous from the start

50 free monitors, a status page and chat integrations without paying a thing.

European by choice

Data in the EU, GDPR-compliant contracts, euro pricing and e-invoicing.

Complete

Nine check types, 15 channels, maintenance, incidents, teams and an API in a single product.

Transparent

Public pricing, no hidden costs and one-click cancellation.

Try UptimeAnchor alongside your current tool

Create the same monitors for free and compare the results for a few weeks. Then decide.

Start for free See pricing

No credit card required.