Public beta Monitoring · status pages · on-call · browser checks

Uptime monitoring with on-call built in.

Monitors, status pages, and real paging — one flat price, unlimited teammates.

10 monitors free · $9 solo · $19 team — flat, no card required

When it breaks, you get evidence — not just an alert.

A failure is confirmed from a second vantage before anyone is paged. Then Quietbeat preserves what it saw — the HTTP response, the DNS answers, the TLS state, the timing phases, which vantages disagreed — and reads it back as an assessment: what failed, how broad it is, and what could not be observed. The whole bundle exports as JSON for the postmortem or the vendor ticket.

  1. detect a check fails
  2. verify second vantage confirms
  3. preserve evidence captured
  4. page the rota rings
  5. explain facts first, labeled inference
  6. resolve recovery re-captured

The AI layer explains what was observed and labels every conclusion a hypothesis, with its confidence and what it couldn't see — cookies and auth headers are stripped before the model reads anything. When the telemetry doesn't reach, it says root cause could not be determined from external telemetry — an honest answer, not a failure. Evidence capture runs on every plan, Hobby included.

The parts others sell separately.

On-call included

Schedules, rotations, and voice or SMS paging that re-pages until someone acknowledges. Teammates are unlimited — there is no per-seat price.

Deep checks

Certificates including CT logs, DNS with RDAP and takeover watch, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, domain expiry — and real browser checks, from Lighthouse budgets to your own Playwright scripts.

Built for AI agents

An MCP server, /llms.txt, OpenAPI 3.1, the qb CLI, and a Terraform provider — your agent can create monitors and run the account.

Leave anything.

One-paste importers bring your monitors across with names, intervals, and heartbeats intact.

UptimeRobot Better Stack Pingdom StatusCake Healthchecks.io Oh Dear Opsgenie Larm

Start the import — about two minutes

Four bills for one incident

What this replaces

One thing goes down. Something has to notice, something has to tell your customers, something has to wake a human, and something has to run the hour that follows. That is one workflow — and four invoices, two of which get bigger every time you hire.

A typical monthly total 3 on the rota

priced for a 3-person rota

job vendor · plan per month
uptime UptimeRobot Team 100 monitors at 30s, heartbeats, SSL expiry flat, 3 login seats — $15/mo each after $29
status page Atlassian Statuspage Hobby one public page, custom domain, 250 subscribers flat, per status page $29
on-call PagerDuty Professional rotations, escalation policies, phone + SMS paging per user / mo, billed annually $63
incident mgmt incident.io Team Slack incident channels, roles, timeline, postmortems per user / mo, billed annually $45
typical stack · 3 people $166 /mo
Quietbeat Team one bill
$19
flat / mo — seats are not a line item
  • 200 monitors — http, tcp, browser, heartbeats
  • 5 pageable people, with rotations, overrides and escalation ladders
  • Status pages with your own domain, as many as you need
  • Event intake: Alertmanager, Grafana, Sentry, generic webhook
  • Site crawler: dead links, insecure assets, lying sitemaps
  • Certificate, CT-log, DNS and domain-expiry intelligence
  • Hosted in the EU (Frankfurt), by an EU company
  • No third-party CDN, no tracking scripts, no analytics vendor

at 3 people that is $147 a month you stop paying — and one bill instead of four.

Team pages 5 people. Take the rota past that and you are comparing against a plan we have not shipped yet — we would rather say so than let the comparison flatter us.

Where we could have made our number look better and didn't:

— incident.io sells on-call at +$10/user/mo on top of the line above. Not added — PagerDuty is already doing that job here.

— PagerDuty Business is $41/user/mo. We quote Professional at $21.

— Atlassian Statuspage Startup is $99/mo, Business $399. We quote Hobby at $29.

— Better Stack meters monitors past 10 at $21/mo per 50, and extra status pages at $12/mo. Not added.

— Every line is the annual rate where annual is cheaper than monthly.

Example pricing from each vendor's own public plans, as of 2026-08-03; re-verified before every publish (mix qb.prices). We quote the cheapest plan on each line that honestly does the job, at the annual rate where annual is cheaper — a comparison built on somebody's enterprise tier is a comparison nobody should believe. These four vendors are all good at their piece; the claim here is about the number of invoices, not the quality of the software. Sources: UptimeRobot (2026-08-03) Atlassian Statuspage (2026-08-03) PagerDuty (2026-08-03) incident.io (2026-08-03) Better Stack (2026-08-03) · UptimeRobot shows the same numerals in € or $ depending on where you load the page.

One flat price. Unlimited teammates.

Paid plans differ by scale — monitors, people you can page, history — never by which features you deserve. Annual billing is two months free.

Hobby

Serious monitoring for one person's projects.

$0 forever

free, no card, no clock

  • 10 monitors, every 60s
  • Email alerts, verified before they wake you
  • SMS · voice · WhatsApp paging
  • Browser & Lighthouse checks
  • 90 days of history
  • Status page, badges, cert-expiry + takeover watch

Team

recommended

On-call for a team that ships to production.

$19 /mo

$190/yr — two months free

  • 200 monitors, every 30s
  • 5 pageable people, 100 phone pages/mo
  • Unlimited teammates, rotas and schedules
  • 10 browser checks, Lighthouse on 50
  • 1 year of history
  • Client reports, branding, status-page locks

Business

The whole engineering org on one rota.

$49 /mo

$490/yr — two months free

  • 500 monitors, every 30s
  • 15 pageable people, 300 phone pages/mo
  • Unlimited teammates, rotas and schedules
  • 25 browser checks, Lighthouse on 150
  • 2 years of history
  • Everything in Team, at organization scale

Solo at $9/mo and Scale at $99/mo complete the ladder.

Five self-serve tiers, every limit side by side, and Enterprise as a conversation — all on the pricing page.

Compare all plans

Commercial use welcome on every plan · Price locked for the life of your account · cancel anytime · annual billing = 2 months free · prices never depend on how much you monitor

The honest FAQ.

Do you charge per teammate?

No. Invite as many teammates as you like from the Team plan up — the price does not move when you hire. Voice, SMS and WhatsApp pages draw from a monthly allowance per plan — 20 on Solo up to 1,000 on Scale — because carriers bill us per page; seats never cost anything.

What makes an alert "verified"?

A failed check is re-probed from a second region before anything pages. Only a confirmed failure opens an incident and starts the escalation ladder.

How hard is it to leave my current tool?

Paste a read-only API key or an export into the importer — it covers eight products, and monitors arrive with names, intervals, and heartbeats intact.

Where does Quietbeat run?

In the EU (Frankfurt), operated by an EU company. Pages load no third-party CDN, no tracking scripts, and no analytics vendor.

Is the free plan a trial?

No. Ten monitors with 60-second checks, email alerts, and full API and MCP access, for as long as you want — no card required.

Start with ten free monitors.

Start monitoring no card required · flat pricing when you grow