UptimeVanguard vs Hyperping
Pay per site, not per monitor, with unlimited team members where Hyperping charges per seat. Plus SSL score, broken-link and application health checks in the same price.
UptimeVanguard vs other uptime monitors: more checks, one price per site
UptimeVanguard checks your websites from 10 regions, as often as every 30 seconds, and confirms a website, API, ping or DNS outage from a second region before it alerts you. You pay per site, not per monitor, your whole team joins at no extra cost, and your data stays in Germany with an EU company. See how that compares with Hyperping, UptimeRobot, Pingdom and Better Stack.
- Last checked 2026-11-11
- Sources on each page
- Free plan for 3 sites
Comparisons
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UptimeVanguard vs UptimeRobot
10 regions with second-region confirmation against UptimeRobot’s 4, every check type at every paid size, unlimited team members, and your data in Germany.
UptimeVanguard vs Pingdom
An EU company with your data in Germany, a free plan, 30-second checks, and heartbeats and SSL score that Pingdom does not list. 5 sites cost €10 a month, excl. VAT.
UptimeVanguard vs Better Stack
€10 a month for 5 sites, excl. VAT, no responder licenses, up to 5 status pages included, and your data in Germany.
At a glance
Free plans, intervals and prices
UptimeVanguard: Free plan for 3 sites at 5-minute checks; 30-second checks on the paid plan; €10.00, €40.00 and €130.00 a month for 5, 25 and 100 sites, excl. VAT. Competitor prices are their own, in their own currency, checked on 2026-11-11; see each page for the details and the billing period.
| Tool | Free plan | Fastest interval | 5 / 25 / 100 sites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperping | Free plan: 20 monitors, 5-minute checks, HTTP, port, ping and keyword checks, 1 basic status page, 1 seat | 30 seconds on Essentials and Pro; 20 seconds on Business; 5 minutes on Free. | $0 on Free (5-minute checks, 1 seat), or $24 on Essentials; $0 on Free (5-minute checks), or $24 on Essentials (50 monitors); $74 on Pro (250 monitors) |
| UptimeRobot | Free plan: 50 monitors, 5-minute checks, 1 status page without customization, no login seats, 3 months of data. | 60 seconds on Solo, 30 seconds on Team, 15 seconds on Scale, 5 minutes on Free. | €0 on Free (5-minute checks), or €10 / €9 on Solo (10 monitors); €0 on Free (5-minute checks), or €22 / €19 on Solo (50 monitors); €41 / €35 on Team (100 monitors, 30-second checks) |
| Pingdom | No free plan found on the pricing page | Once a minute is the smallest interval in its documentation. | €16 / €14.33 (10 uptime checks, 1 advanced check); €33 / €29.75 (25 uptime checks, 4 advanced checks); €120 / €110 (100 uptime checks, 20 advanced checks) |
| Better Stack | Free plan: 10 monitors and heartbeats, 1 status page, Slack and email alerts, 3-minute checks. | 30 seconds on paid plans; 3 minutes on the free plan. | $0 on Free (3-minute checks), or $34 / $29 for one responder; $59 / $50 (one responder, 10 + 50 monitors); $84 / $71 (one responder, 10 + 100 monitors) |
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How did you compare the tools?
We read each tool’s own public pricing, documentation and legal pages on 2026-11-11 and link every source on its comparison page. Where a fact was not on those pages, we left it out.
Why do teams choose UptimeVanguard?
On the paid plan, one price per site covers every check type on the host. Every plan includes unlimited team members, and a second region confirms an outage before we alert you. We are an EU company, and the application, its databases and your check results are hosted in Germany.
Does UptimeVanguard have a free plan?
Yes: 3 sites checked every 5 minutes from one region, with every check type, every alert channel, 1 status page and 30 days of history. No card.
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Start with seven days with every check type on 5 sites, then the Free plan: 3 sites with every check type and every alert channel. No card. Website and API outages confirmed from a second region, from an EU company that keeps your data in Germany.