Comparison
UptimeRobot alternative: PulZone vs UptimeRobot
UptimeRobot gives you more free monitors. PulZone gives you a status page on your own domain, every monitor type on every plan, and a binary you can take and run yourself.
Let us start with the one where they win, because you will find out anyway: UptimeRobot's free plan has more monitors than ours. Theirs is 50, ours is 25. If the only thing you need is the largest possible number of free checks, take theirs.
| PulZone | UptimeRobot | |
|---|---|---|
| Free monitors | 25 | 50 |
| Status page on your own domain | Included | Paid add-on |
| Self-host it yourself | Yes | No |
| All monitor types on every plan | Yes | Tiered |
| Multi-tenant / client accounts | Yes | No |
Where PulZone is better
A status page on your own domain is included rather than sold separately. Every monitor type — API, SSL, cron heartbeat, port, domain expiry — is on every plan, including the free one. And you can stop paying us entirely and keep the product, because it is one binary you can run yourself.
Where UptimeRobot is better
A bigger free tier, a longer track record and a much larger integration directory. They have been doing this since 2010.
Who should switch
Teams who want a branded status page without a second subscription, agencies who need separate client accounts, and anyone who wants the option of taking their monitoring in-house later.
Start monitoring in about a minute
Free forever for 25 monitors. No card, no trial clock, no sales call.
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