Free uptime monitoring, with the numbers spelled out
Free plans usually mean fewer features. On PingWise every account gets the same product, and the free part is a monthly amount of checks.
What’s free.
650,000 checks a month
For your sign-up month and the three after it. That’s enough for 15 monitors every minute, or 75 every five minutes.
Then 200,000 a month
4 monitors every minute, or 23 every five minutes.
Always free, using no credits
Domain expiry alerts, blocklist and SPF/DKIM/DMARC monitors, cloud provider status monitors, confirmation checks, and status pages.
| Interval | Checks a month per monitor |
|---|---|
| 1 hour | 720 |
| 15 min | 2,880 |
| 5 min | 8,640 |
| 1 min | 43,200 |
Every interval and what it costs: Intervals and credits.
Nothing locked behind a plan.
Every check type
HTTP, keywords, JSON, TLS, ports, DNS, SMTP, heartbeats, WebSocket and the rest.
Every interval
Down to 10 seconds.
Everything around the checks
Every alert channel (SMS and phone calls are paid from separate SMS units), status pages on your own domain, the API, and team members.
When you need more
Prepaid credits at €5 per million. They last two years, with no subscription and no per-seat price. A monthly top-up is optional. If you run out, checks keep running for seven days while you decide. Pricing.
Questions
Do I need a card?
No. You sign up with an email address.
Do free credits roll over?
No. They reset every month. Bought credits last two years.
What happens after the fourth month?
The free amount drops to 200,000 a month. Your monitors keep running, and anything over the free amount uses bought credits.
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