You pay for scenarios and frequency, because that is what costs

Free tools check whether an address responds. That is useful, but it only catches total outages. Uptimo adds a layer above: it walks the path you make money on and, on failure, leaves a recording and a HAR file. If your downtime costs less than a few hundred zloty a month, stay with the free tool, and take our Solo plan, which is free as well.

No. The Solo plan is free with no time limit, and the 14-day trial of the paid plans does not require a card. You enter payment details only when you decide to stay.

Adding HTTP, DNS or certificate checks takes fifteen minutes. The first checkout scenario usually takes an hour, mostly to walk the path and confirm the steps are stable. There is nothing to install on your side: you set up nothing and maintain nothing.

No. You pick the steps from a list: go to an address, fill in a field, click, wait for an element, check text. That covers login, cart, contact form and search. You can also describe the scenario in plain sentences: the builder runs them on your page and shows a table with the result of every step, screenshot included. You only save what worked in front of you.

In the European Union: the application and the database run on a server in Germany (netcup), and this website separately, on OVHcloud hosting in Poland. Data leaves the European Economic Area only when you deliberately trigger it: the scenario description when generating steps with AI, and the alert text to Slack or Teams if you configure them. The full list is in the privacy policy. Secrets (channel passwords, integration keys) are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, the session lives in an httpOnly cookie with SameSite=Strict, and failure artefacts are available only through a short-lived token limited to a single check. The database has an automatic backup, verified after every dump.

In the standard plans, from one location in the European Union. We do not pretend to run a network of a hundred probes. For monitoring a business process, frequency and scenario fidelity matter, not the number of cities. Additional or private locations are part of a dedicated instance.

We do not block private addresses. That is a deliberate decision, because monitoring your own network is a normal use. For it to work, though, the resource must be reachable from our location. If it is not, you need a dedicated instance on your side of the network.

File import is supported for our own export format. When migrating from another tool, we move the list of checks together with you during onboarding. Usually it is one meeting.

Yes, from the Start plan up. Enable it in the panel (Status page) and pick the services to show. The page is public, no login, at an address in the Uptimo domain, with your logo: service state, 90-day availability, ongoing and past outages and planned maintenance. State comes from monitoring, not by hand. You can also show it on your own domain, e.g. status.yourcompany.com: enter it in the settings, add a CNAME record at your DNS provider, and we issue the certificate ourselves.

Yes, in every plan. Next to a service you switch on “Status via API” and get a tokenised address that returns JSON without login, with the same state as the panel: up, down, paused, pending, plus the last check and the start of an ongoing outage. It fits an office wall board, a ticketing system or your own script. Short documentation with an example response sits next to the switch.

You write to us and the plan runs until the end of the paid period. No notice period and no retention call. We will prepare a copy of your configuration for download; just ask for it before the period ends.