Overview
OneUptime is an open-source project that tries to cover the whole reliability toolchain in one product: uptime and synthetic monitoring, status pages, incident management, on-call scheduling with phone and SMS escalation, OpenTelemetry logs, traces and metrics, error tracking, APM and drag-and-drop workflows. An AI agent can analyse incidents and open fix pull requests.
The hosted service separates plans from usage. The free plan already includes a status page, incident management and telemetry; you pay $1 a month for each active monitor and $0.10 per GB of telemetry. Growth adds unlimited status pages and subscribers, on-call rotations and API access, and Scale adds SSO and access control.
Because it is open source, you can self-host the whole platform instead, which suits teams that want uptime checks, status pages and on-call without several subscriptions. As an all-in-one tool, each individual part is less deep than a specialist product.
Pricing and plans
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Free plan: 1 status page with 100 subscribers, unlimited manual monitors, incident management, logs, traces and metrics; active monitors cost $1 each a month and telemetry $0.10/GB.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 + usage | 1 status page, 100 subscribers, incidents, logs/traces/metrics, 99.00% SLA |
| Growth | $22 | Unlimited status pages and subscribers, on-call rotation, 5,000+ integrations, API, 99.95% SLA |
| Scale | $99 | SSO, unlimited teams, advanced access control, multi-cloud deployment, 99.99% SLA |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom data residency and retention, private cloud or SaaS, dedicated engineer |
What it does
- Uptime and synthetic monitoring
- Website, API and IP checks from multiple locations, as often as every 10 seconds, with SSL expiry warnings.
- Status pages
- Branded pages on your domain with email, SMS and RSS subscribers and no per-subscriber fee.
- On-call and incidents
- Rotations, automatic escalation, phone and SMS alerts, and incident timelines; run from Slack or Teams.
- Logs, traces and metrics
- Native OpenTelemetry ingestion at $0.10/GB with 15-day retention.
- Error tracking and APM
- Application errors and performance with AI-generated fix pull requests.
- Workflows
- Drag-and-drop automations with webhooks, APIs and custom code.
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Replaces several tools (uptime, status page, on-call, logs) with one.
- Open source and self-hostable.
- Low usage prices: $1 per monitor, $0.10 per GB of telemetry.
- Bring your own Twilio or LLM keys to avoid markup.
Limitations
- Active monitors are not free even on the free plan ($1 each).
- Telemetry retention is 15 days at the base price.
- SSO requires the Scale plan.
- Breadth over depth: each module is simpler than specialist tools.
Who it suits
Good for
- Small SaaS teams wanting uptime, status page and on-call in one tool
- Self-hosters wanting an open-source incident stack
- Teams consolidating several monitoring subscriptions
Look elsewhere if
- Teams needing deep APM or advanced log analytics
- Anyone expecting a large number of free monitors
Alternatives to OneUptime
| Tool | From | Free option | Stages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon CloudWatch AWS-native metrics, logs, alarms and tracing | Usage-based | Free tier | |
| AppSignal APM with errors, logs, hosts and uptime | $23.25/mo | Free tier | |
| Axiom Log and event data platform | $25/mo | Free tier | |
| Better Stack Uptime, logs, errors and incident management | $29/mo | Free tier | |
| Checkly Synthetic and uptime monitoring as code | $24/mo | Free tier | |
| Cronitor Cron job, uptime and heartbeat monitoring | Usage-based | Free tier |
Questions
Is OneUptime free?
The hosted free plan includes a status page, incident management and telemetry, but active monitors cost $1 each a month; self-hosting the open-source code is free.
How much does OneUptime charge for monitors?
$1 per active monitor per month, checked every minute from multiple locations.
Can I self-host OneUptime?
Yes, OneUptime is open source and can be self-hosted.
Does OneUptime support OpenTelemetry?
Yes, it ingests logs, traces and metrics natively via OpenTelemetry at $0.10 per GB.
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