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Monitor website uptime, performance, availability monitoring and server uptime/downtime checks from multiple locations.

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Last updated: 11 November 2026 (page expanded from the official site and docs).

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Introduction

Upzilla is a website uptime and performance monitoring service. Its site describes modern uptime monitoring with checks from multiple locations, live hosted status pages, and monitors for websites, cloud services, servers, content, applications and services, plus custom checks, with free and paid plans.

Upzilla is a small, low-cost service compared with larger monitoring platforms. Its free registration covers basic monitors, and premium plans start at a low monthly price and scale up to thousands of monitors.

In the quality loop Upzilla sits in production monitoring as a simple uptime and response-time watchdog.

How it compares: UptimeRobot and Better Stack are well-known low-cost uptime services, Uptime Kuma is a free self-hosted option, and Pingdom, Uptrends and Dotcom-Monitor add transaction monitoring and deeper reporting. Upzilla suits small sites that need basic checks and status pages at minimal cost.

Features

  1. Website monitors: HTTP(S) uptime and response time checks.
  2. Server and cloud monitors: Checks for servers and cloud services.
  3. Content monitors: Verify that pages contain expected content.
  4. Status pages: Live hosted status pages.
  5. Custom checks: Monitor applications and services.
  6. Multi-location checks: Checks from multiple locations.

Pros

  1. Free tier: Basic monitoring with free registration.
  2. Low cost: Premium plans start from $2.

Cons

  1. Small vendor: Less documentation and fewer integrations than major tools.
  2. Limited depth: No real-browser transaction monitoring listed.

Register for free, add website and server monitors, choose check locations and intervals, and create a status page. Upgrade to premium for more monitors and features. When comparing monitoring tools, run the same two or three critical pages or journeys in each trial for a couple of weeks, from the regions where your users are, and compare alert quality, false positives, data retention and the total price at your required check frequency.

Before relying on it for critical services, check alert channels, check intervals and status page options on the plan you choose, and test how quickly alerts arrive during a simulated outage.

Pricing

At the time of review Upzilla offered free registration with basic monitors and premium plans starting from $2, scaling up to 3,000 monitors. See site.

  • Small sites and side projects needing uptime checks
  • Teams that want low-cost status pages

Conclusion

Upzilla is a simple, inexpensive uptime monitoring service with status pages. It suits small sites; larger teams may need deeper synthetic monitoring.

Alternatives

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