Free during the pilot.
Every venue, every line.
The board, the history, the status API, the badges and alerts by email or signed webhook are free and will stay free. The paging integrations a desk would otherwise write itself are free too, for now, and say on the line that they will be paid later.
Measured, not estimated: over the last 30 days, half of the alerts up24 delivered reached their channel within 11s of the incident starting, and 95% within 11s — across 5 delivered alerts, detection time included.
Nothing here is for sale. up24 is a pilot run by one person, with no company behind it yet, so nothing on this page can be bought and no price is named. Some of what is below will cost money later, if the pilot shows it should — each of those lines says so where it sits. The form at the bottom records that you want to hear about it, and nothing more: no card, no trial clock.
Everything up24 measures, in public, at no cost — and no line here moves.
- Live board — 15 venues, 45 REST endpoints, 30 WebSocket streams
- Uptime history and incident timeline — a 90-day window, with the measured-day count on every figure
- Latency percentiles per endpoint and region, 24h and 7d
- Public status API — no key, no signup
- Embeddable status badges
- Alerts by email and HMAC-signed webhook — every venue, at the severity floorfree for good
The integrations and the data underneath them. Live today at no cost, or not built yet — the line says which.
- Native PagerDuty and Slack payloads — one PagerDuty incident per up24 incident, opened, escalated and resolvedfree during the pilot — paid later, if the pilot says it should be
- Prometheus /metrics for the whole boardfree during the pilot — paid later, if the pilot says it should be
- CSV on the reliability, venue and incident endpointsfree during the pilot — paid later, if the pilot says it should be
- Twelve-month history, and one export across every venuenot built
- The raw measurement window, not just the rollupsnot built
- An API key with a rate limit of its ownnot built
KEEP ME POSTED
The board, the API and the badges need no account. Alerts do — sign in with an emailed link, no card and no password. If one of the paid-later lines is something you would pay for, say which one, and what it would be worth to you: that is what the pilot is for, and it is the only place on this site where a number of yours is asked for.