Pulsetic Review, Pricing & Features

See how Pulsetic's uptime and status page monitoring works in 2026: free plan limits, Solo, Team, and Organization pricing, Real User Monitoring, and alerting…

Category
DevOps
Pricing
Freemium subscription with monthly or annual per-plan pricing plus usage-based add-ons, from Free plan available; paid plans start at $9/month (Solo, billed monthly)
Verified
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2020
Headquarters
New York, NY, United States
Free PlanWeb AppAPIFreemium

Overview

Pulsetic is a website, API, and infrastructure uptime monitoring platform launched in 2020 and operated by Designmodo Inc., a software company based in New York City. It continuously checks whether monitored endpoints are available and alerts teams the moment something goes down.

Checks run from up to 15 global locations depending on plan, helping distinguish a genuine outage from a regional network blip and reducing false alerts, while company-stated customers reportedly include Mercedes-Benz and Zapier.

Key Features

Beyond standard HTTP monitoring, Pulsetic supports ping, port, TCP, DNS, API, scheduled cron job, and keyword-based content checks, along with SSL certificate expiration tracking that warns teams before a certificate lapses. Real User Monitoring adds Core Web Vitals and JavaScript error tracking sourced from actual site visitors rather than synthetic checks alone.

When an incident occurs, Pulsetic can alert teams through email, SMS, phone calls, Slack, Discord, and Telegram, and it supports customizable and whitelabeled public or private status pages, incident management workflows, scheduled maintenance windows, role-based access control, two-factor authentication, and single sign-on on higher plans.

Pricing

Pulsetic's Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 10 monitors, a 5-minute check interval, checks from 3 regions, 3 months of historical data, 1,000 real-user monitoring page views, and email-only alerts, with no credit card required.

Paid plans scale from Solo at $9 per month, to Team at $19 per month, to Organization at $49 per month, each raising monitor counts, check frequency, region coverage, historical retention, and included SMS and call alerts, with whitelabeling, single sign-on, and API access reserved for the Organization tier; annual billing on any paid plan saves roughly two months' cost compared to paying monthly.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Usable free plan with 10 monitors and no credit card required
  • Wide range of monitoring types in one platform
  • Real User Monitoring included, not just synthetic checks
  • Competitive pricing versus established competitors
  • High G2 rating of 4.8 out of 5

Cons

  • Lower tiers cap check intervals and historical data retention
  • SMS and call alerts beyond included amounts cost extra per unit
  • Whitelabeled status pages and single sign-on reserved for the top Organization tier
  • Smaller brand recognition than long-established competitors like Pingdom or UptimeRobot

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pulsetic free?

Yes, a free plan with 10 monitors is available with no credit card required.

How much does Pulsetic cost?

Solo is $9/month, Team is $19/month, and Organization is $49/month, with discounts for annual billing.

Does Pulsetic monitor from multiple locations?

Yes, checks run from up to 15 global regions depending on plan.

Does Pulsetic offer status pages?

Yes, including whitelabeled status pages on the Organization plan.

What alert channels does Pulsetic support?

Email, SMS, phone calls, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and more.

Does Pulsetic track SSL certificates?

Yes, with advance expiration warnings.

Who owns Pulsetic?

Pulsetic is operated by Designmodo Inc., based in New York.

Does Pulsetic support Real User Monitoring?

Yes, including Core Web Vitals and JavaScript error tracking.

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