At a Glance
- •UptimeRobot costs $0 on Free, $13 per month for Solo, $46 per month for Team, and $98 per month for Scale on monthly billing ($12, $39, and $79 per month billed annually); Enterprise is a custom quote.
- •UptimeRobot replaced its plans in 2026: prices rose (Solo was $8 and Team $34 per month in February 2026), Team checks moved to 30 seconds, and a new Scale plan offers 15 second checks for 200 or 500 monitors.
- •The Free plan (50 monitors, 5 minute checks) is allowed for commercial use again since UptimeRobot's May 26, 2026 terms update, but it excludes SSL, DNS, Slack, and maintenance windows.
- •Extra costs to budget for: SMS credit packs from $3 for 10, extra login seats at $19 per month ($15 on annual billing), and price jumps at 11, 101, and 201 monitors (Solo 50 is $28, Scale 500 is $228 per month).
- •Notifier covers the most common upgrade reasons for less: SSL monitoring, Slack alerts, and 5 status pages on its free plan, with paid plans from $4 per month.
UptimeRobot replaced its plan lineup in 2026. There is now a Free plan plus four paid plans: Solo, Team, a brand new Scale plan, and a sales led Enterprise plan. Prices went up, check intervals got faster, and the Free plan quietly became legal for commercial use again. If you are reading an article that quotes UptimeRobot Solo at $7, $8, or $9 a month, or Team at $29 to $38, it is out of date.
This page is a pricing reference, not a review. It lists every current UptimeRobot price (monthly and annual, including the monitor tiers that only show up when you click the slider), what changed and when, the extras that are not in the headline price, and what a typical setup actually costs per year. If you want a feature by feature comparison of tools instead, see our UptimeRobot alternatives guide.
How we checked: Prices below are in US dollars as served on uptimerobot.com/pricing to a US visitor on October 20, 2026, including the hidden 50 monitor and 500 monitor tier prices. Historical prices come from Internet Archive snapshots of the same page. UptimeRobot shows different currencies and numbers in different regions (for example, euro prices in the EU), so your checkout may differ slightly.
UptimeRobot Pricing 2026: Current Plans and Prices
Here is the complete UptimeRobot price list as of October 2026. "Monthly" is the price when you pay month to month. "Annual" is the effective monthly price when you prepay a year.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Monitors | Check interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 50 | 5 min |
| Solo (10 monitors) | $13/mo | $12/mo ($144/yr) | 10 | 60 sec |
| Solo (50 monitors) | $28/mo | $24/mo ($288/yr) | 50 | 60 sec |
| Team | $46/mo | $39/mo ($468/yr) | 100 | 30 sec |
| Scale (200 monitors) | $98/mo | $79/mo ($948/yr) | 200 | 15 sec |
| Scale (500 monitors) | $228/mo | $192/mo ($2,304/yr) | 500 | 15 sec |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Custom quote | 500+ | Custom |
The headline cards on UptimeRobot's pricing page only show the cheapest tier of each plan. The 50 monitor Solo tier ($28/mo) and the 500 monitor Scale tier ($228/mo) appear only after you switch the "Monitor tier" toggle.
What each plan includes
| Feature | Free | Solo | Team | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status pages | 1 (UptimeRobot URL only) | 3, own domain | 100, white label | Unlimited |
| Login seats included | None | None | 3 | 5 |
| Notify only seats included | Unavailable | 0 (paid add on) | 3 | 5 |
| SMS/voice credits included | None (can buy) | 10 to 20 | 30 | 50 to 200 |
| Data retention | 3 months | 12 months | 24 months | 24 months |
| Integrations | 5 (no Slack) | 9 (adds Slack, Teams, Telegram, Mattermost) | 12 (adds Webhook, Zapier, PagerDuty) | 12 |
| SSL, domain expiry, DNS monitoring | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Maintenance windows | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Status page subscribers, password, white label | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Source: UptimeRobot pricing page and its published pricing reference file (uptimerobot.com/pricing.md), October 2026. Enterprise includes everything in Scale plus custom intervals, a dedicated success manager, SLA, and procurement paperwork.
What Changed in UptimeRobot Pricing in 2026
UptimeRobot changed prices more than once this year. Snapshots of the pricing page in the Internet Archive show three distinct stages:
| Plan | February 2026 | July 2026 | October 2026 (now) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo, 10 monitors | $8/mo ($7 annual) | $10/mo ($9 annual) | $13/mo ($12 annual) |
| Solo, 50 monitors | $19/mo ($15 annual) | Not captured | $28/mo ($24 annual) |
| Team, 100 monitors | $34/mo ($29 annual), 60 sec checks | $38/mo ($33 annual), 60 sec checks | $46/mo ($39 annual), 30 sec checks |
| 200 monitors | Enterprise: $64/mo ($54 annual), 30 sec | Enterprise: $82/mo ($69 annual), 30 sec | Scale: $98/mo ($79 annual), 15 sec |
| 500 monitors | Enterprise: $149/mo ($124 annual) | Not captured | Scale: $228/mo ($192 annual) |
| 1,000+ monitors | Enterprise: $376/mo ($289 annual) | Enterprise tier | Enterprise: custom quote |
Sources: Internet Archive captures of uptimerobot.com/pricing/ from February 12, 2026 and July 9, 2026, and the live page on October 20, 2026. Some captures in between showed a second set of prices on the same page (for example Solo at $10 and Team at $45 in May 2026), which likely reflects regional pricing, so treat older numbers as approximate.
The five changes that matter
- New Scale plan. The old self serve Enterprise plan (200, 500, or 1,000+ monitors) was renamed Scale and capped at 500 monitors. Scale first appears on the pricing page in an August 2026 snapshot. Enterprise is now a "Let's talk" plan with no public price.
- Higher prices. Solo's entry price went from $8 to $13 per month (monthly billing), Team from $34 to $46, and the 200 monitor plan from $64 to $98, compared with February 2026.
- Faster checks per plan. Team moved from 60 second to 30 second checks, and Scale offers 15 second checks, which UptimeRobot did not sell self serve before.
- Free plan commercial use allowed again. UptimeRobot's updated Terms now permit business use on every plan, including Free. Details in the next section.
- Third party service monitoring bundled. Paid plans now include "third party service monitors" that alert you when vendors you depend on go down (1 on Solo 10, 20 on Team, 40 on Scale 200).
Is UptimeRobot Free? The Free Plan and Commercial Use
Yes. UptimeRobot still has a free plan at $0 per month with no credit card required. It includes 50 monitors (HTTP, port, ping, and keyword) checked every 5 minutes, 1 basic status page on an UptimeRobot URL, 5 integrations (Google Chat, Discord, Pushover, Pushbullet, and Splunk), and 3 months of data retention.
Commercial use is allowed again. From late 2024 UptimeRobot limited the Free plan to personal, non commercial use. That restriction is gone. UptimeRobot's current Terms of Service (last modified June 24, 2026) state: "UptimeRobot is available for any use, including commercial and business use." The Terms changelog entry dated May 26, 2026 records the update: "Added Fair Use Policy (at /terms-fair-use/); updated Services Provided and No Resale or Redistribution of Service." Note that the pricing page still describes Free as "Good for hobby and non-profit projects," which is marketing positioning, not a rule.
What the Fair Use Policy means for free users
The new Fair Use Policy replaced the commercial ban as the main guardrail. It does not set numeric limits, and it applies to all accounts, not only Free. It says UptimeRobot may apply "rate limits, throttling of automated actions, reduction of monitor or notification capacity" without prior notice, and treats running several coordinated accounts to get around plan limits as outside fair use. If an account has outgrown its plan, the policy says "the simplest resolution is moving to the plan that matches the account's current level of use." In plain terms: one free account for a real business is fine; ten free accounts to avoid paying is not.
What the free plan does not include
- No SSL certificate or domain expiry monitoring. These are Solo and up. See our SSL certificate monitoring guide for why this matters.
- No DNS, API, UDP, heartbeat, or multi location monitoring.
- No Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, or Zapier. Slack starts on Solo; webhooks start on Team.
- No maintenance windows, so planned deploys will trigger alerts.
- No SMS or voice credits included, although free users can buy credit packs.
- No custom domain status page and no team or notify seats.
The 50 monitor count is the most generous free allowance in the category, and for simple up/down checks on hobby sites it is hard to beat. The catch is that the free plan is now mostly a "Is it responding?" plan. Anything involving certificates, DNS, or team chat alerts pushes you to Solo at $13 per month.
UptimeRobot Solo, Team, Scale, and Enterprise Plans
Solo plan price: $13/mo ($12/mo annual)
Solo is for freelancers and individual site owners. The 10 monitor tier is $13 monthly or $144 per year; the 50 monitor tier is $28 monthly or $288 per year. You get 60 second checks, all monitor types including SSL and DNS, 3 status pages on your own domain, 9 integrations including Slack, maintenance windows, 10 to 20 SMS/voice credits, and 12 months of history. There are no login seats, so only one person can sign in. Status page subscribers, password protection, and white label pages are not included.
Team plan price: $46/mo ($39/mo annual)
Team is UptimeRobot's "most popular" plan: 100 monitors at 30 second checks, 3 login seats and 3 notify seats, 100 full featured status pages (custom domain, white label, password, subscribers, analytics), all 12 integrations including Webhook, Zapier, and PagerDuty, 30 SMS/voice credits, incident root cause comments, and 24 months of retention. Annual billing costs $468 per year. There is only one Team tier, so if you need 101 monitors you jump to Scale.
Scale plan price: $98/mo ($79/mo annual)
Scale is new in 2026. It costs $98 monthly or $948 per year for 200 monitors, and $228 monthly or $2,304 per year for 500 monitors. It adds 15 second checks, unlimited status pages, 5 login and 5 notify seats, 50 to 200 SMS/voice credits depending on tier, and compliance items (SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA) plus a dedicated success manager. Scale tops out at 500 monitors.
Enterprise pricing: custom quote
Enterprise no longer has a public price. You book a demo and get a quote. It is meant for more than 500 monitors, custom or faster intervals, SLAs, security reviews, purchase orders, and net payment terms. In February 2026 the 1,000+ monitor tier was listed at $376 per month ($289 annual), which gives a rough sense of where quotes may start, but UptimeRobot no longer publishes a number.
How Much Does UptimeRobot Cost? Real Cost Examples
Plan names do not tell you what you will pay. Here is what common setups cost per year on UptimeRobot versus Notifier, using monthly billing and each tool's cheapest plan that covers the need. Annual prepay figures are in brackets.
| Scenario | UptimeRobot | Per year | Notifier | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 sites, 5 min checks, SSL expiry alerts | Solo 10 (Free has no SSL) | $156 ($144) | Free | $0 |
| 20 monitors at 1 minute checks | Solo 50 tier | $336 ($288) | Solo, $4/mo | $48 ($33.60) |
| 50 monitors at 1 minute checks | Solo 50 tier | $336 ($288) | Team, $19/mo (100 monitors, 30 sec) | $228 ($159.60) |
| 100 monitors, 3 people with access | Team | $552 ($468) | Team, $19/mo | $228 ($159.60) |
| Small agency: 100 monitors, 5 people | Team + 2 extra login seats | $1,008 ($828) | Enterprise, $35/mo (200 monitors, 10 members) | $420 ($294) |
| Agency: 150 to 200 monitors, 5 people | Scale 200 | $1,176 ($948) | Enterprise, $35/mo | $420 ($294) |
How the agency row is calculated: Team includes 3 login seats, and UptimeRobot lists extra login seats at $19 per month on monthly billing or $15 per month on annual billing. Two extra seats bring Team to $84 per month ($46 + $38), or $69 per month on annual billing ($39 + $30).
Where UptimeRobot is the better fit, to be fair: if you need more than 200 monitors, 15 second checks, PagerDuty or Zapier today, or more than 10 free monitors at $0, UptimeRobot covers cases Notifier does not yet. Notifier's largest published plan is 200 monitors with 30 second checks, and webhooks and Zapier are coming soon. For agencies weighing these trade offs, see the best uptime monitoring for agencies.
Hidden and Extra Costs
These are the costs that do not show in the plan card price.
1. SMS and voice call credits
SMS and phone call alerts run on prepaid credits. Every user, including Free users, can buy packs. Purchased credits are one time purchases that do not renew with your plan, and they are shared across your team.
| Credit pack | Price | Per credit |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | $3.00 | $0.30 |
| 100 | $15.00 | $0.15 |
| 200 | $25.00 | $0.125 |
| 500 | $55.00 | $0.11 |
| 1,000 | $100.00 | $0.10 |
- An SMS costs 1 credit in most countries, 2 credits in about 32 countries (including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Japan, Israel, and New Zealand), and 5 credits in Russia.
- A voice call costs 2 credits in every country.
- Verifying a new phone number sends a confirmation SMS that also uses a credit.
- Included plan credits are a starter bundle. UptimeRobot's help center says that when you upgrade "clients will receive a one-time credit package," so do not count on 30 fresh credits every month on Team.
- Auto refill buys more credits when your balance hits 25. It needs a card on file, and if a charge fails it switches itself off without notifying you.
Example: one DOWN and one UP SMS per incident to two US phones is 4 credits. At 10 incidents a month that is 40 credits, or about $6 a month from the 100 credit pack. Read our SMS alerts comparison for how other tools charge.
2. Extra seats
Extra login seats on Team and Scale cost $19 per month each on monthly billing or $15 per month on annual billing. Solo has no login seats at all. Notify only seats (people who receive alerts but cannot log in) are a paid add on on Solo, priced at checkout.
3. Monitor tier jumps
Pricing moves in steps, not per monitor. Monitor number 11 takes Solo from $13 to $28. Monitor 101 takes you from Team ($46) to Scale ($98). Monitor 201 takes Scale from $98 to $228, and monitor 501 means an Enterprise sales call.
4. Status page limits
Free gets 1 status page on an UptimeRobot URL. Solo allows your own domain but caps you at 3 pages and excludes subscribers and password protection. If customers need to subscribe to incident updates, you need Team. Our status page guide covers what to look for.
5. Data retention
Free keeps 3 months of history and Solo keeps 12 months. If you report yearly uptime against an SLA, you need Team or Scale for 24 months. To translate uptime percentages into allowed downtime, try the SLA uptime calculator.
6. Regional prices and taxes
UptimeRobot serves different prices by region; for example, EU visitors see euro prices (Solo from €10, Team from €41, Scale from €77 per month) that are not a straight currency conversion of the US prices. The pricing page does not say whether VAT is included, and the Terms say UptimeRobot collects the subscription fee "as well as any taxes," so budget for tax on top where it applies.
UptimeRobot Annual vs Monthly Billing
UptimeRobot advertises "Save ~15% with annual billing." The real discount varies by plan:
| Plan | 12 months, monthly billing | Annual billing | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo 10 | $156 | $144 | $12 (8%) |
| Solo 50 | $336 | $288 | $48 (14%) |
| Team | $552 | $468 | $84 (15%) |
| Scale 200 | $1,176 | $948 | $228 (19%) |
| Scale 500 | $2,736 | $2,304 | $432 (16%) |
On Solo the annual discount is small, so monthly billing keeps your options open. UptimeRobot offers a 14 day money back guarantee on new subscriptions and upgrades, and cancelling stops renewal at the end of the current billing cycle. Payment is by card or wire transfer; PayPal is no longer available for new subscriptions.
Is the Free Plan Enough? Which Plan Should You Pick?
- Stay on Free if you only need basic up/down checks, can live with 5 minute detection, and get alerts by email or one of the 5 free integrations. Commercial sites are allowed.
- Pay for Solo ($13) if you need SSL or domain expiry alerts, Slack, maintenance windows, or 1 minute checks, and you are the only person who logs in.
- Pay for Team ($46) if colleagues need their own logins, customers need to subscribe to your status page, or you need webhooks or PagerDuty.
- Pay for Scale ($98 or $228) for more than 100 monitors, 15 second checks, or compliance paperwork.
- Talk to Enterprise sales above 500 monitors or when procurement requires an SLA and invoicing on net terms.
If the reason you are looking at Solo is SSL monitoring, Slack, or a few more status pages, a cheaper tool may get you there for free. That is the next section.
UptimeRobot vs Notifier Pricing
Notifier is the lowest cost way to get the features most people upgrade UptimeRobot for. SSL certificate monitoring, keyword monitoring, Slack alerts, and multiple status pages are included on Notifier's free plan, and paid plans start at $4 per month (DNS monitoring and Telegram alerts start there).
| Plan | Price/mo | Monitors | Interval | Status pages | SSL monitoring | Team members |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notifier Free | $0 | 10 | 5 min | 5 | Yes | No |
| Notifier Solo | $4 | 20 | 1 min | 10, custom domain | Yes | No |
| Notifier Team | $19 | 100 | 30 sec | 50 | Yes | 3 |
| Notifier Enterprise | $35 | 200 | 30 sec | Unlimited | Yes | 10 |
| UptimeRobot Free | $0 | 50 | 5 min | 1 | No | No |
| UptimeRobot Solo | $13 (10) / $28 (50) | 10 or 50 | 1 min | 3, own domain | Yes | No |
| UptimeRobot Team | $46 | 100 | 30 sec | 100 | Yes | 3 |
| UptimeRobot Scale | $98 (200) / $228 (500) | 200 or 500 | 15 sec | Unlimited | Yes | 5 |
Monthly billing prices. Notifier annual billing is about 30% cheaper ($2.80, $13.30, and $24.50 per month).
What you get on every Notifier plan, including Free
- HTTP/HTTPS, keyword, ping, and port monitoring (DNS monitoring from Solo)
- SSL certificate monitoring and expiration alerts
- Email and Slack alerts, plus SMS and phone call alerts using prepaid credits
- Public status pages, response time tracking, and uptime history
- Bulk monitor upload
- Commercial use allowed
Notifier is built by a small team that answers support itself. You can reach real people through the chat widget or at support@notifier.so, and replies often come within minutes. Maintenance windows, DNS monitoring, and Telegram alerts start on Solo and team members on Team. Webhooks, Zapier, Microsoft Teams, and Discord are coming soon.
Comparing UptimeRobot with a specific tool instead? These head to head guides go deeper on features:
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UptimeRobot Pricing FAQ
How much does UptimeRobot cost?
UptimeRobot costs $0 on the Free plan, $13 per month for Solo (10 monitors), $28 per month for Solo with 50 monitors, $46 per month for Team, $98 per month for Scale (200 monitors), and $228 per month for Scale with 500 monitors. Annual billing lowers these to $12, $24, $39, $79, and $192 per month. Enterprise is a custom quote. Prices as of October 2026 in US dollars.
Is UptimeRobot free?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes 50 monitors with 5 minute checks, 1 status page, 5 integrations, and 3 months of data retention. It does not include SSL or domain expiry monitoring, DNS monitoring, Slack, maintenance windows, or SMS credits.
Is UptimeRobot free for commercial use?
Yes, again. UptimeRobot restricted the Free plan to non commercial use from late 2024, but its Terms were updated on May 26, 2026 and now say: "UptimeRobot is available for any use, including commercial and business use." Usage is governed by a Fair Use Policy that lets UptimeRobot throttle or limit accounts that abuse the service, for example by running multiple free accounts to avoid plan limits.
What is the UptimeRobot Solo plan price?
Solo costs $13 per month on monthly billing or $12 per month on annual billing ($144 per year) for 10 monitors. The 50 monitor tier costs $28 per month or $24 per month annually ($288 per year). Both tiers include 60 second checks, SSL and DNS monitoring, 3 status pages, and 12 months of history.
What is the UptimeRobot Team plan price?
Team costs $46 per month on monthly billing or $39 per month on annual billing ($468 per year). It includes 100 monitors at 30 second checks, 3 login seats, 3 notify seats, 100 status pages, all 12 integrations, 30 SMS/voice credits, and 24 months of retention. Extra login seats cost $19 per month ($15 on annual billing).
What is the UptimeRobot Scale plan?
Scale is a plan added in 2026 that replaces the old self serve Enterprise tiers. It costs $98 per month ($79 annually) for 200 monitors or $228 per month ($192 annually) for 500 monitors, with 15 second checks, unlimited status pages, 5 login and 5 notify seats, and 50 to 200 SMS/voice credits.
How much is UptimeRobot Enterprise?
UptimeRobot no longer publishes an Enterprise price. Enterprise is quoted after a demo and targets accounts with more than 500 monitors, custom check intervals, SLAs, and procurement requirements. Before the 2026 change, the 1,000+ monitor tier was listed at $376 per month.
How much do UptimeRobot SMS credits cost?
Credit packs cost $3 for 10, $15 for 100, $25 for 200, $55 for 500, and $100 for 1,000. An SMS uses 1 credit in most countries (2 in about 32 countries, 5 in Russia), and a voice call uses 2 credits anywhere. Purchased credits are one time and do not renew with your plan.
Is UptimeRobot cheaper on annual or monthly billing?
Annual billing is cheaper. You save $12 per year on Solo, $84 on Team, and $228 on Scale 200, roughly 8% to 19% depending on plan. UptimeRobot offers a 14 day money back guarantee on new subscriptions and upgrades.
Did UptimeRobot raise its prices in 2026?
Yes. Compared with February 2026, Solo went from $8 to $13 per month, Team from $34 to $46, and the 200 monitor plan from $64 (Enterprise) to $98 (Scale), on monthly billing. Team checks also got faster (60 to 30 seconds) and a 15 second Scale plan was added.
What is the cheapest alternative to UptimeRobot's paid plans?
Notifier's Solo plan is $4 per month for 20 monitors with 1 minute checks, 10 custom domain status pages, and SSL monitoring. Its free plan includes 10 monitors, 5 status pages, SSL and keyword monitoring, and Slack alerts, all allowed for commercial use.
