Pulsetic
Website uptime monitoring, 30 seconds, 15 locations.
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>log in to comment- Meg Mac· 2y ago
What does the underlying infrastructure look like? Eg AWS? Do you use Route53 pings or something else?
- Andrew Jackson· 3y ago
I use the free plan and hope to be a happy customer soon.
Hi Dev Hunt 👋 A year ago, I was looking for a service with reliable uptime and status page options to monitor our websites and customize our status pages with our brand graphics and colors. I was looking for a minimum of 1-minute uptime checking, SMS/calls alerts, advanced status page customizations, and an affordable price. There was nothing out there!... 🤦♂️ So I started researching one of our own. In a few weeks, I had a plan of action. And with the help of my talented team at Designmodo, we began creating Pulsetic. 🤯 10 months later: we're ready to show you the new service! Here’s why we love it - and you will too. 💯 Free → A generous free plan, 100% free with no card → 10 monitors → Unlimited status pages → Advanced settings → Custom domain name for your status page → Email, Slack, Telegram, Webhook alerts → SSL monitoring and alerts → Weekly report 🔥 Paid plans → All in the Free plan + 👇 → Up to 200 monitors → Up to 50 team members → 30 seconds checking interval → Up to 15 locations (New York, Los Angeles, Nuremberg, Singapore, Bangalore, Toronto, Helsinki, London, Sao Paulo, Cape Town and more...) → SMS/Voice calls alerts → Status page incident updates → Status page, badge customization 💅 (ex: https://status.designmodo.com/ https://status.absurd.design/ https://status.siter.io/) → Subscribers notifications → Password protected status page and more... 🔥 We'd love to hear what you think! Thanks to everyone who made this happen! 🙏
Pulsetic monitors website uptime, SSL, keywords, ports, APIs and real user performance, sending alerts via phone, SMS, email and chat.
- for
- Websites, SaaS, e-commerce and developers needing reliable uptime monitoring.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Regional Failure Confirmation — Checks are re-verified from multiple data centers before an alert is sent, preventing false alarms.
- Multi-Channel Alerts — Phone calls, SMS, WhatsApp, email, Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, webhooks and API.
- Customizable Status Pages — Public or private pages on your own domain with branding, password or SSO protection.
- Real User Monitoring (RUM) — Measures LCP, CLS, INP, FCP and other metrics on real visitors, with 1,000 page views free per month.
- Dependency & Service Monitoring — Email alerts when external services like Stripe or GitHub experience incidents.
- AI Assistant — Ask plain-language questions about downtime and let the AI create, pause or open monitors.
Use cases
- Get instant phone call alerts when a critical checkout page goes down.
- Publish a branded status page to keep customers informed during outages.
- Track real-user performance metrics to identify slow page regions.
- Monitor SSL certificate expiration and receive renewal reminders.
- Automate incident creation via API when a monitor fails.
Pulsetic pricing
- Free$03 region checks · 3-month logs · 1,000 RUM page views
- Solo$9/month5 region checks · Password-protected status page · Unlimited status badges
- Team$19/month15 region checks · Team roles & 2FA · API access
- Organization$49/month15 region checks · SSO protection · 5-year logs
Pulsetic vs alternatives
| Best for | Multi-channel alerts with regional verification | Cron and worker monitoring | Cloud observability | Petabyte-scale observability | Static site hosting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Freemium | Free | Free | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 162 | 37 | 39 | 39 | 130 |
| Launched | Jan 2024 | Jul 2026 | Feb 2024 | Apr 2026 | Jan 2024 |
- Pulsetic vs Drumbeats: Focuses on unified monitoring for cron jobs and workers, not full website status pages.
- Pulsetic vs groundcover: Provides observability for cloud infrastructure rather than end-user website uptime.
- Pulsetic vs OpenObserve: Open-source observability platform for large-scale metrics, not a hosted uptime service.
- Pulsetic vs Static.app: One-click static site hosting with basic uptime checks, lacking advanced alert channels and RUM.
Pulsetic FAQ
Do you offer a free version?+
Yes, Pulsetic provides a free plan with limited functionality that is sufficient for basic website monitoring.
What payment methods are accepted?+
You can pay with major credit cards such as Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and others.
How can I cancel my subscription?+
Subscriptions can be cancelled directly from your account without contacting support.
Do you offer refunds?+
Refunds are issued within 20 days of the original purchase according to the terms and conditions.
Can I add extra monitors or alerts after subscribing?+
Yes, additional monitors, dependency monitors, alerts and other add-ons can be purchased per month from your account.
How do I get invoices?+
All invoices are available in the billing section of your Pulsetic account.
Summarized by DevHunt from pulsetic.com · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.