UptimeRobot pricing (2026)
UptimeRobot uses a tiered pricing model. It has a free tier. Here’s how it breaks down — always confirm current figures on the provider.
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How UptimeRobot pricing works
Tiered subscription. The free plan monitors many endpoints at 5-minute intervals with basic alerting; paid plans add 1-minute checks, more monitors and advanced alerting. Billed per plan, not per instance.
UptimeRobot isn’t priced on a simple always-on-instance model (it’s monitoring, billed by monitors/checks or seats), so we don’t show a normalized monthly estimate. See the pricing model above and the provider’s page for details.
UptimeRobot free tier
Yes — UptimeRobot offers a free tier. The free plan monitors many endpoints at 5-minute intervals with basic alerting; paid plans add 1-minute checks, more monitors and advanced alerts. More on the UptimeRobot free tier →
Last reviewed 2026-07-16 — see our methodology. Pricing changes often; confirm on the provider before deciding.
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