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Checks, heartbeats, a status page and on-call in one flat plan.

Quietbeat replaces the uptime checker, the cron monitor, the status page and the paging tool with one plan that has no seat charges. One page per vendor sets Quietbeat beside it: why teams choose Quietbeat, then a table of prices and limits in which every cell about the other vendor links its source and carries the date it was read. Our side of each table is read from the plan table the product enforces.

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What one Quietbeat plan covers.

On-call and escalation. Included from Solo, with 1 schedule on Solo and unlimited from Team: rotations that email the person on call, overrides, and escalation ladders whose pages to chat channels and webhooks repeat up to 20 rounds until acknowledged, with nothing billed per message. No per-seat price.
Status pages. Included on every plan, with badges; your own domain from Solo.
Heartbeat and cron monitoring. Included on every plan: GET or POST /b/:token, with /start and /fail, a grace period, and a diagnostic payload stored with the beat.
API and MCP. REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec and a first-party MCP server, read and write, on every plan including Hobby. One token serves both.

Quietbeat beside each vendor.

Quietbeat vs PagerDuty

Quietbeat watches your sites, APIs and scheduled jobs itself and pages from the same incident, with on-call and escalation in the plan and one flat price with no seat charge.

Quietbeat vs UptimeRobot

Quietbeat checks websites, ports and keywords every 60 seconds, or every 30 from Team, watches scheduled jobs through heartbeat pings, and adds on-call, escalation and a status page inside one flat plan with no login seats.

Quietbeat vs Better Stack

Quietbeat covers uptime monitoring, heartbeats, a status page and on-call for one flat price per plan, not per responder.

Quietbeat vs Healthchecks.io

Quietbeat's heartbeats watch scheduled jobs and sit beside HTTP, TCP and DNS checks, a status page and on-call, so a missed cron and a down API follow one incident path.

Quietbeat vs Cronitor

Quietbeat covers heartbeats, uptime checks, a status page and on-call in one flat plan, with no charge per monitor or per user.

Moving over to Quietbeat.

Migrate from UptimeRobot

A read-only API key in, your monitors and their uptime history across, with on-call and a status page added in the same plan. What the importer reads, what transfers and what does not.

Migrate from Freshping

Quietbeat has no Freshping importer, and Freshworks disabled free Freshping accounts in March 2026. How to rebuild its checks here, concept by concept.

Other vendors

Importers exist for UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Pingdom, StatusCake, Healthchecks.io, Oh Dear, Opsgenie, Larm. Each reads your account and creates only what you tick.

All importers

How these pages are written.

Every statement about another vendor was read from that vendor's own pricing or documentation page on the date shown, and links to it. Where a fact could not be read with confidence, it is left out rather than guessed. Where a price comparison favours Quietbeat, the page prints both figures.

Nothing here is a claim about a vendor's reliability, support or security. The vendors named are trademarks of their owners, and Quietbeat is affiliated with none of them.