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Pricing

Start free. The plan decides how many monitors you have, how often they run, how many networks check them, which monitor types you can use and where alerts can be sent.

On every plan

The map, an agent, and alerts that reach a phone

The topology map, an agent for your own network, and alerts by email, Telegram and ntfy are on every plan, including the free one. Everything else is an allowance the plan sets: how many monitors, how often they run, how many independent networks check them, which monitor types you can use, and which alert channels you can send to.

A PingFleet network map spanning two sites, drawn as a graph with live status.

Free

Free

  • 20 monitors
  • Checks as often as every 5 minutes
  • One check location
  • Checks HTTP, ping and agent
  • One agent inside your own network
  • No status pages
  • 30 days of history
  • Alerts by email, Telegram and ntfy
  • No escalation groups
  • No SMS credit
  • 100 alert emails a month
  • Personal and evaluation use
Start free

Plus

€8.99/mo

  • 50 monitors
  • Checks as often as every 2 minutes
  • 2 check locations, with agreement between them
  • Checks HTTP, ping, agent, TCP port, SSL, domain expiry and heartbeat
  • 5 agents inside your own network
  • 3 status pages
  • 90 days of history
  • Alerts by email, Telegram, ntfy, SMS, Discord and webhook
  • Escalating alert groups, with on-call windows
  • 1,000 SMS tokens a month
  • 1,000 alert emails a month
Choose Plus

Pro

€28.99/mo

  • 200 monitors
  • Checks as often as every 30 seconds
  • 3 check locations, with agreement between them
  • Checks HTTP, ping, agent, TCP port, SSL, domain expiry, heartbeat, machine metrics and SNMP
  • 25 agents inside your own network
  • 5 status pages, 3 on your own domain
  • 1 year of history
  • Alerts by email, Telegram, ntfy, SMS, Discord, webhook, Slack and Teams
  • Escalating alert groups, with on-call windows
  • 3,000 SMS tokens a month
  • 10,000 alert emails a month
Choose Pro

Every plan includes the topology map, the embedded view and TV mode. What each plan adds over the one before it is in bold.

The free plan is for personal projects, home infrastructure and evaluation, and it is not time limited. If what you are watching is something your customers depend on, it belongs on a paid plan, which is what pays for the locations, the alerting, and somebody being awake to fix the service itself. The terms say the same thing in fewer words.

Questions

What happens if I go over a limit?
Nothing is deleted and nothing stops mid-check. You are told which limit you reached, and monitors beyond the allowance cannot be added until you free one up or move plan.
Is the free plan a trial?
No. It does not expire and does not ask for a card. It checks from one location, which is enough to know a service is down and not enough to know whose network is at fault.
What does a paid plan actually add?
Checks from several independent networks at once, agreement between them before anything is called down, more monitors, and shorter intervals.
Are agents counted against the monitor limit?
No, they have their own allowance: 1 on the free plan, 5 on Plus, 25 on Pro. The monitors they feed count against the monitor limit.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from the billing portal, at any time. The account drops to the free plan at the end of the period rather than being deleted.
20 monitors free. No card. Start free