The UptimeRobot alternative with status pages and reports built in
UptimeRobot is a fine monitor for a single site. UptimeDesk exists for the moment you're watching more than one — services, client sites or public endpoints that each deserve a shareable status page and a report.
| UptimeDesk Pro | UptimeRobot | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for 1-minute checks | $7/month | $9/month, billed annually (Solo) |
| Monitors at that price | 25 | 10 |
| Branded status pages | Included | White-label only on Team plan ($33+/mo) |
| Monthly PDF reports in your branding | Included | Email summaries only |
| Group monitors | Up to 10 groups | Not offered |
| Free plan | 5 monitors, 5-minute checks | 50 monitors, 5-minute checks |
UptimeRobot pricing checked against uptimerobot.com, July 2026.
When UptimeRobot is the better choice
If you're monitoring your own projects and just want lots of free monitors, UptimeRobot's free plan (50 monitors) is more generous than ours (5), and their paid tiers add monitor types we don't have yet, like DNS and UDP checks. Switch to UptimeDesk when you're running more than one site: grouping monitors, a branded status page per group, and a monthly PDF report are the whole point of our product — and cost $7/month instead of a $33+/month team tier.
Switching takes about ten minutes
Add your monitors (name + URL), create a group for each site or client, and share the status page links. There's nothing to migrate — uptime history starts accumulating from the first check. Start with 5 monitors free, see pricing, or look at a live status page first.