What is OneUptime?
Monitoring platform with uptime checks, status pages, on-call alerts and OpenTelemetry data.
Who is OneUptime best for?
OneUptime is best for small DevOps teams that want uptime checks, status pages and paging they can self-host.
Status pages for customers
Public or private status pages and maintenance notices update from the same monitors that open incidents.
On-call for small teams
Alerts page whoever is on call by phone, SMS, email, push, Slack or Microsoft Teams and escalate until someone responds.
Monitoring inside your network
Probes can run inside your own network, and the self-hosted edition can run with no internet connection at all.
How much does OneUptime cost?
OneUptime's Community Edition is free to self-host, and OneUptime Cloud has a free plan, with Growth at $22 and Scale at $99 per user a month plus usage fees.
- Community Edition, Apache 2.0
- Monitors, incidents, on-call, status pages
- SAML and OIDC single sign-on
- 1 status page, 100 subscribers
- Logs, traces and metrics
- Active monitors at $1 a month each
- Unlimited status pages
- On-call rotations and alerts
- API access, 14-day free trial
- SSO and advanced access control
- Unlimited teams
- 6-hour chat or email support
Yearly billing brings Growth to $20 and Scale to $84 per user a month. Cloud usage is extra: $1 per active monitor a month, $0.10 per GB of telemetry ingested with 15-day retention, and $0.10 per SMS, WhatsApp message or call minute. Enterprise is priced by sales, and the self-hosted Enterprise Edition needs a licence for production. Full pricing on oneuptime.com. We checked these prices on .
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Is OneUptime open source?
Yes. OneUptime's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
On GitHub
7,816stars
+90 (+1.2%) in the last 30 days
- Last commit
- 12 Nov
- Repository age
- 5 years
- Latest release
- 12 Nov
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- OneUptime/oneuptime
What are the best OneUptime alternatives?
OneUptime is an open source alternative to All Quiet, Oh Dear, Middleware and Dash0. Grafana Loki and Grafana do the same job and are open source too.
All QuietFreemiumIncident alerting and on-call scheduling for IT teams.
Oh DearFreemiumChecks sites and servers every minute and alerts agencies and developers before their clients notice.
MiddlewareFreeFull-stack observability with an AI SRE agent.
Dash0FreemiumLogs, metrics and traces unified, OpenTelemetry-native.
Grafana LokiOpen SourceLog aggregation system that indexes labels rather than full text, so large log volumes stay cheap.
GrafanaOpen SourceCharts metrics, logs and traces from Prometheus, SQL databases and 150+ other data sources.
Questions about OneUptime
What is OneUptime?
Monitoring platform with uptime checks, status pages, on-call alerts and OpenTelemetry data.
Who is OneUptime for?
OneUptime is best for small DevOps teams that want uptime checks, status pages and paging they can self-host.
Is OneUptime free to self-host?
Yes. The Community Edition is free under Apache 2.0 and includes monitoring, incidents, on-call, status pages, telemetry and SAML or OIDC single sign-on. The Enterprise Edition adds SCIM, audit logs and priority support, and needs a paid licence in production.
How much does OneUptime cost?
OneUptime's paid plans are Growth at $22 per user per month and Scale at $99 per user per month.
Is OneUptime open source?
Yes. OneUptime's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best OneUptime alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are All Quiet, Oh Dear, Middleware, Dash0, Grafana Loki and Grafana.
Where can I try OneUptime?
On its official website, oneuptime.com.
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