Free Uptime Monitor

Unlimited monitors. Fast checks. No strings.

The incumbents sell rationed uptime as a freebie. We give you the whole stack—alerts, SSL monitoring, analytics—without a paywall.

Key Features

Everything you need to monitor your infrastructure effectively

Unlimited monitors, zero invoices

Track every site, API, cron endpoint, and landing page. No caps, no nagging upgrade banners.

Fast check intervals

5-minute checks free, 1-minute with Nano. Real polling across regions, not artificial limits.

Webhook + email alerts free forever

Plug straight into Slack, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or your own webhook automation without hitting a paywall.

Advanced checks without upsells

Custom headers, auth tokens, JSON body assertions, keyword checks. All in the free tier because it should be.

Instant data exports

90 days retention max, CSV/Excel exports, and API access so you can run real audits and SLAs without premium lock-in.

Privacy-first by default

No trackers, no ad pixels, no reselling. We care about uptime, not your audience data.

Why Choose exit1.dev?

See how we stack up against the competition

Featureexit1.devOthers
Unlimited monitorsYes, alwaysCapped unless you pay
1-minute intervalsNano planLocked behind premium
Webhook + email alertsIncludedUpgrade required
Full log retention90 days retention max30-90 days max
JSON/content validation
SSL monitoringPremium only
API accessEnterprise add-on
Transparent pricingFree core, optional supportFreemium maze

Technical Details

Built for developers, by developers

Architecture

Serverless checks running across multiple regions with redundant storage. Built on boring tech we control so uptime monitoring stays fast and predictable.

Performance

Sub-200ms HTTP checks, instant webhook dispatch, and aggressive retry logic to confirm outages without spamming you.

API

REST API with HMAC auth for creating monitors, fetching historical data, and exporting logs in bulk. Unlimited access on the free tier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our monitoring