Hyperping offers uptime monitoring, branded status pages and on-call alerting from 19 global regions. See its 2026 pricing, features and alternatives.
Hyperping is a bootstrapped uptime monitoring and status page platform founded in Paris in 2017 by Leo Baecker. It has grown without venture capital funding, remaining a small, independently owned French company with no outside investors.
The platform stores customer data in EU data centers in Frankfurt and runs checks from a global network of roughly 18-19 regions, with intervals as frequent as every 20-30 seconds on paid plans and automatic retry verification to cut down on false-positive alerts.
Hyperping combines three pillars in one product: synthetic and uptime monitoring, branded status pages, and on-call scheduling with escalation policies, rather than treating incident communication and on-call response as separate add-on products.
Monitoring coverage is broad, spanning HTTP and HTTPS, API, SSL certificate expiry, cron job and heartbeat checks, Playwright-based browser checks, TCP port, ICMP ping and DNS monitoring, giving teams a single tool for most external monitoring needs.
Status pages can be hosted on a custom domain and are included even on Hyperping's lower-cost paid plans, letting teams communicate incidents to customers without a separate status-page subscription.
On-call scheduling supports escalation chains that page a backup responder over a different channel if the primary on-call engineer does not acknowledge an alert within a set time window, with alerts deliverable via Slack, SMS, phone call, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, email and webhooks.
Hyperping charges based on the number of monitors rather than the number of team members, which keeps costs more predictable as a team grows. The Free plan includes 20 monitors, 5-minute checks and one basic status page at no cost, while the Essentials plan starts at $29 per month billed annually with 50 monitors and 30-second checks.
Higher tiers, Pro at $89 per month and Business at $299 per month, both billed annually, add more monitors, more frequent checks, additional status pages, SAML SSO and audit logs, with an Enterprise tier available for custom limits and dedicated support.
Yes, Hyperping has a free-forever plan with 20 monitors, one basic status page and 5-minute check intervals.
Check frequency ranges from every 5 minutes on the free plan down to every 20 seconds on the Business plan.
Yes, on-call scheduling and escalation policies are included starting on the Essentials paid plan.
Hyperping stores customer data in EU data centers, specifically Frankfurt, Germany.
Hyperping was founded in Paris, France in 2017 by Leo Baecker, and remains bootstrapped without outside venture funding.
Hyperping can alert teams via Slack, SMS, phone calls, email, PagerDuty, OpsGenie and webhooks.