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A status page your customers can check for themselves.

Checks from several regions, error tracking for your app, and a public page under your name that says what is affected and where.

Built for developers and small companies. Start free with 10 monitors, one signup for every product's free tier, no card required.

30+ accounts created since launch. Treepai runs its public status page on RealUptime. See it live

Acme / Service statusExample data

Checkout API is degraded in Europe

Every regional reading stays visible.

  • Ashburn Operational
  • San Jose Operational
  • Frankfurt Degraded
  • Tokyo Operational
Treepai's public status page on RealUptime: the Website service is operational, with separate readings from ten regions, US-East, US-West, Europe, Asia-Pacific, US-Central, UK, Southeast Asia, Australia, Canada and South America.
A real page, not an example: status.treepai.com as it read on October 12, 2026, with each of ten regions shown separately.

Four products. One account.

Start with the problem
you need to solve.

Keep customers informed, watch your services, investigate code failures, or check a vendor. Every signup includes the free tier of Status, Monitor, and Errors. Outages is open to everyone.

01 / Communicate

RealUptime Status

A public status page that tells customers which services and regions are affected, under your name.

Example data

Customer status page

Checkout API◐ Europe degraded
Website● Operational

Regional readings stay visible.

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02 / Detect

RealUptime Monitor

Run regional checks privately and alert your team when a service needs attention.

Example data

Private alert

Checkout API needs attentionFrankfurt check failed.Notify the team via Slack.
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03 / Diagnose

RealUptime Errors

Group exceptions into issues and track them across releases, so you can investigate what broke inside your application.

Example data

Grouped issue

TypeError: payment is undefined
Release v2.8.112 events
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04 / Check dependencies

RealUptime Outages

See our check readings for a service you rely on, from several regions, with the vendor's own status beside them.

Example data

Vendor investigation

Our probes◐ Checks failing from some regions
Vendor status page● No incident

Two sources. Both shown.

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Two jobs it is built for

The page procurement asks for.
The pages your clients expect.

The status page a customer's procurement team asks about.

Larger customers ask where they can check your service health before they sign. A public page with regional readings, incident updates and email subscribers answers that. The Free plan publishes one, and Growth puts it on your own domain.

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One organization for every client's page.

Agencies and managed service providers run each client's status page from one organization: 450 monitors pooled across client accounts, one bill, and each client's page on that client's own domain and branding.

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The regional difference

An outage somewhere shouldn't look healthy everywhere.

A regional failure deserves a regional answer. Here is how an incident moves from a failed check to an informed customer.

01 / Detect

One region disagrees.

Checks run from multiple locations. Each reading remains separate.

Example

Frankfurt reports a failure while Ashburn is operational.

02 / Inform

The status page says where.

Customers see the affected region and service, with the incident update beside them.

Example

Checkout API is degraded in Europe.

03 / Respond

Your team gets the alert.

Route the incident to the channel your team uses to respond.

Example

Incident opened. Slack notification delivered.

Illustrative scenario, not a live incident. Available regions depend on your plan.

  • Email
  • Slack
  • PagerDuty
  • Webhooks
  • Discord
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Opsgenie
  • incident.io
  • FireHydrant
  • Zapier
  • REST API
  • MCP

All of them are on every plan, including Free.

Clarity at every layer

Know what's happening.
See how it's handled.

Clear service health, documented security practices, and a public view of our own status.

Every region stays visible.

See where a service is affected. Individual regional readings stay separate, so one healthy location cannot hide another location's failure.

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Security, documented.

Review how RealUptime handles data and explore our security practices, privacy policy, and data processing agreement.

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Our status is public, too.

RealUptime runs on the products it sells. Inspect our service health on our own public status page.

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RealUptime Status pricing

Start free.
Know what growing costs.

Flat plan prices with stated limits. Monitor and Errors have separate pricing ladders. Outages is free to read.

Billing period
Annual plans include two months free.

Free

$0

No card required

Everything you need to publish an honest status page.

  • 10 monitors
  • Checks from 4 regions: US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific
  • Public status page
  • Alerts by email, Slack, PagerDuty, webhooks, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Opsgenie, incident.io, FireHydrant and Zapier
  • REST API, CLI, Terraform and MCP access
  • 3 team members
  • 100 status page subscribers
Start free

No card required.

Scale

$78.99/mo

Billed monthly

More room to grow, on top of everything in Growth.

  • 150 monitors
  • Everything in Growth
  • Checks from all 10 regions, adding Canada and South America
  • Checks as fast as every 30 seconds
  • Unlimited team members
  • 10,000 status page subscribers
Choose Scale

If RealUptime is not working for you in the first 30 days, we refund your first payment. Refund terms

Making the switch

Compare what matters.

See how regional visibility, incident communication, and pricing compare with the tools you use today.

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Before you start

A few things worth knowing.

Do I need a separate account for every product?

No. One signup includes the free tiers of Status, Monitor, and Errors. Outages is public and needs no account.

What is the difference between Status and Monitor?

Status publishes service health and incident communication for your customers. Monitor checks services privately and alerts your team.

Does the free plan include every region?

The Status free tier checks from four regions (US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific). Growth includes 8 regions and Scale includes 10.

Can I check whether a vendor is down without signing up?

Yes. RealUptime Outages is free and public. Search for a service to see our check readings alongside its own status reporting.

Your first check starts here

See what your users are seeing.

Start with a free status page. Grow into the products you need.

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