Answers, not just alerts
Every check measures DNS, connection, TLS and first byte. When it breaks, you know where, and what to do first.
Why switch
You deserve better than an unexplained “Down”.
Most monitoring tools can detect an outage. Few help you understand it, and many wake you up for nothing. Here is what MoniProbe does differently, without overpromising.
An honest comparison
| Typical monitoring tools | MoniProbe | |
|---|---|---|
| Alert sent | On the first failure, sometimes a false alarm | After confirmation (several checks, a 2nd region when available) |
| Outage explanation | “Timeout” or an HTTP status | Failing step (DNS, TCP, TLS, HTTP), likely cause and what to do |
| Whole server down | One alert per hosted site | A single alert with the affected sites grouped |
| Flapping service | A burst of alerts | Detected as flapping, alerts spaced out |
| Free channels | Often email only | Email, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Teams, Google Chat, webhook, push |
| Free monitors | Often 10 to 50, checked every 3 to 5 min | 100, 60 of them checked every minute |
| Free status page | Limited, often without a custom domain | Included, custom domain too, no cookies |
| Language | English | English and French |
What you gain every day
Quieter nights
Confirmation before alerting, grouping by server and domain, flapping detection, maintenance windows.
Respect for your visitors
Status pages use no cookies and no trackers, and weigh a few kilobytes. Nothing is resold, nothing is advertising.
Organised for many clients
Projects, tags, per-project alert channels and one status page per client: everything stays readable, even with hundreds of monitors.
Switching takes two minutes
Export your monitors
From Uptime Kuma (JSON backup), Better Stack (export) or just a list of addresses.
Import them into MoniProbe
A preview shows what will be created, within your plan limits.
Run both for a while
Compare for a few days, then keep the one that explains your outages best.