Uptrack vs UptimeRobot
UptimeRobot has a free plan with 50 monitors at 5-minute checks, and 30-second checks from its Team plan. Uptrack checks every monitor every 30 seconds, from $3/mo.
Every Uptrack plan checks at 30 seconds — from $3/mo. Alerts fire only after 2–5 consecutive failed checks. 30-day money-back guarantee.
| Feature | Uptrack | UptimeRobot |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | None (30-day money-back guarantee) | 50 monitors at 5 min (commercial use allowed) |
| Cheapest paid plan | Pro $3/mo: 50 monitors at 30s | Solo $10/mo: up to 50 monitors at 60s |
| 30-second checks | Every plan, from $3/mo | Team plan, $41/mo |
| Fastest check interval | 30 sec | 15 sec (Scale plan) |
| Status pages (cheapest paid plan) | 5 on Pro ($3/mo) | 3 on Solo ($10/mo) |
| Check regions | 3 (EU, US, India) | 4 selectable regions on paid plans |
Where Uptrack wins
- Cheapest paid plan — Pro $3/mo: 50 monitors at 30s
- 30-second checks — Every plan, from $3/mo
- Status pages (cheapest paid plan) — 5 on Pro ($3/mo)
Where UptimeRobot differs
- —Free plan — 50 monitors at 5 min (commercial use allowed)
- —Fastest check interval — 15 sec (Scale plan)
- —Check regions — 4 selectable regions on paid plans
What to weigh: UptimeRobot vs Uptrack
These facts come from UptimeRobot's public pricing and docs pages as of October 2026. Plans change often, so check their site before you decide.
30-second checks start on Team
UptimeRobot's free plan checks every 5 minutes and Solo checks every 60 seconds. 30-second checks start on the Team plan at $41/mo. Every Uptrack plan checks every 30 seconds, from $3/mo.
Different down confirmation
For a timeout, UptimeRobot retries and then checks from 2 more locations before it marks a monitor down. An HTTP error status marks the monitor down at once. Uptrack waits for 2-5 consecutive failed checks, and its 3 regions must agree.
Status pages per plan
UptimeRobot's free plan includes 1 basic status page and Solo includes 3. Uptrack Pro includes 5 status pages, and Team and Business include unlimited pages.
What Uptrack does differently
- Alert confirmation: Uptrack opens an incident only after 2-5 consecutive failed checks, and its EU, US, and India regions must agree. One DNS timeout or CDN blip does not page you.
- 30-second checks on every plan: Pro is $3/mo for 50 monitors, Team is $20/mo for 200, Business is $79/mo for 1,000.
- Browser checks: Pro includes 5 Playwright monitors that run flows like login or checkout and save a screenshot at each step.
- Status pages on every plan: 5 on Pro, unlimited on Team and Business, with email subscriber notifications.
- Flat, published pricing: $3, $20, or $79 per month. No per-seat or usage charges, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Uptrack might not be for you
We believe honesty builds more trust than claiming to be the best at everything.
- If you need a free plan, UptimeRobot offers 50 monitors at 5-minute checks, and its terms now allow commercial use. Uptrack is paid only.
- If you need checks faster than 30 seconds, UptimeRobot's Scale plan checks every 15 seconds.
- If you need more check regions, UptimeRobot paid plans can pick from 4 regions (North America, Europe, Asia, Australia). Uptrack checks from 3 (EU, US, India).
- If you need a native mobile app, UptimeRobot has iOS and Android apps. Uptrack is web-first.
- If you want bundled APM, logs, or server metrics, Uptrack focuses on uptime, browser checks, cron/heartbeat, and status pages, not full observability.
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