Unlimited monitors, no card
Core checks, email and webhooks, configured delivery integrations, 30 days of history and one Nexus Point. It is a plan, not a trial — nothing expires, and no card is asked for.
Uptime monitoring. Understand each outage.
Hosted checks for websites, APIs and servers, with alerts and an incident record in one workspace. Free includes unlimited monitors checked every five minutes. No monitoring server to maintain.
Verify your email, add one public endpoint, then choose where alerts go. Keep your existing monitoring running alongside it.
UnlimitedMonitors on every plan, free included
17 channelsChat, on-call, SMS, push and webhooks10 secondsFastest check interval on Pro
You add the monitor. We run everything under it.
No server to provision, no container to update, no database to back up, no certificate to renew. Sign in, paste a URL, and checks start running from our infrastructure. Free monitors use Europe; Pro monitors can select available locations.
Monitoring that outlives your outage
Checks run from our infrastructure, not yours. When your servers go down, the thing watching them — and the status page telling your customers — stays up.
Pro when the team grows
Ten-second checks, hosted status pages, unlimited Nexus Points, teammates, CSV and PDF exports, and backups to your own S3 bucket.
Everything it takes to watch a service. In one place.
Watches more than web pages
HTTP/S, TCP ports, ICMP ping, DNS records, Minecraft servers, keyword matching and SSL certificate expiry in one monitoring workspace.
Alert delivery that fits the incident
Connect 17 chat, on-call, SMS, push and webhook destinations. Each integration guide shows exactly what it needs and when it fits.
Hosted status pages on Pro
Publish live service health, uptime history, incident timelines and post-mortems on a page we keep online — including when your own servers are not.
Nexus Points
Roll several checks into one signal — "checkout is healthy" instead of six separate rows — using conditions you define. Free includes one Nexus Point; Pro includes unlimited Nexus Points.
History you can show someone
Uptime percentages and latency trends over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, with CSV exports and PDF incident reports on Pro.
Incidents your team can work
Assign severity, post timestamped updates as you go, and publish a post-mortem when it is over — so the next outage starts with a record of the last one.
Tell customers before they ask. On a page that stays up.
Publish live service health, incident updates and post-mortems on a page we host. Addresses stay private unless you choose to show them, so a status page never doubles as a map of your infrastructure.
- Hosted public URL
- Live endpoint and group status
- Incident timeline & history
- Shareable group links
ZnowPulse hosted status page
Main APIOperational
AuthenticationOperational
DatabaseOperational
CDN EdgeOperational
Incident History
No incidents in the last 30 days.
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A few things you
might be wondering.
From your first check to a shared status page, here’s how ZnowPulse fits.
Talk to usIs the free plan a trial?
No. It has no expiry date and asks for no card. You get unlimited monitors, one Nexus Point and 30 days of uptime history for as long as you use it. Pro adds faster checks, hosted status pages, collaboration and unlimited Nexus Points.
What can ZnowPulse check?
HTTP and HTTPS (GET, POST, custom headers and body, keyword matching), TCP ports, ICMP ping, DNS records, and SSL certificate expiry. Every one of those is on the free plan.
How quickly will I know?
Free monitors check every 5 minutes; Pro monitors check as often as every 10 seconds. Detection also depends on confirmation thresholds and notification processing; the interval is not an alert-delivery guarantee. ZnowPulse connects to 17 chat, on-call, SMS, push and webhook destinations, with availability shown on each integration guide.
What happens when my own infrastructure is down?
Free monitors run from Europe. Pro monitors can use the available locations you select. Either way, checks run from our infrastructure, so they keep running when yours stop; a Pro hosted status page is separate too.
What is a Nexus Point?
A single signal built from several checks. Define the condition — all of them up, or at least one — and you get one row that says whether checkout works, instead of six that each say something about a component. Free includes one Nexus Point; Pro includes unlimited Nexus Points. The underlying checks keep alerting on their own.
