Hyperping checks your website and services from around the world and alerts you, or your team chat, when something goes down. It's for small teams who already work in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Free needs no card and covers 20 monitors, checked every 5 minutes from 18 regions. Essentials is $24 a month.
What it can do for you
It runs HTTP, keyword, ping and port checks, and watches cron jobs with heartbeats: your job pings Hyperping each time it runs, and you're told if it stops. It also monitors DNS. SSL monitoring is included on Free, and you get one basic status page.
Alerts go to email, Slack or Teams on the free plan, so the people who need to know can see them straight away. Mobile apps aren't named, but you can watch an app's backend through its API or a heartbeat.
Why it stands out
Slack and Teams alerts come free, and checks run from 18 regions, more than the other free plans we compared on 26 Oct 2026.
The honest downsides
- No domain expiry alerts listed. You'll need something else to warn you before a domain lapses.
- No SLA on Free, and Hyperping pitches the plan as "for personal projects and trying out".
- 5-minute checks. A short outage can be over before you hear.
- A big step up. The first paid plan is $24 a month.
Skip it if
- you want domain expiry warnings in the same tool
- you need checks more often than every 5 minutes without paying
Alternatives
- Better pick for faster checks and domain alerts: HetrixTools. It's free for 15 sites at 1-minute checks, with SSL, domain and nameserver alerts. The catch: you must log in every 90 days, and email alerts go to one address.
- UptimeRobot covers 50 monitors free at 5-minute checks, but has no SSL or domain expiry alerts on Free.
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