realuptime status vs UptimeRobot

UptimeRobot's own help center describes its multi-location feature as rotational: each check runs from one selected region at a time, cycling through the regions assigned to a monitor, with no simultaneous multi-region reading for a single check. Region selection itself is gated to paid plans; Free accounts get one auto-assigned default region. realuptime status checks every monitor from all four of its named regions and shows all four readings together on the public page, on every tier including Free.

Featurerealuptime statusUptimeRobot
Free tier monitorsPartial3Have50
Free check intervalHave1 minutePartial5 minutes
Multiple named regions shown together per checkHavefour named regions checked and shown togetherDon’t haverotates through selected regions, one per check, per their own help docs
Region countHave4 fixed regions (US-East, US-West, Europe, Asia-Pacific)Have4 regions (North America, Europe, Asia, Australia)
Region selection on free tierHaveall 4 regions, per-check selection, includedDon’t haveauto-assigned default region only
Region selection on paid plansHaveincluded at every tier, no separate gateHaveSolo and up choose or combine regions with no further restriction
Public subscriber notificationsHaveevery tier including FreeDon’t haveTeam plan ($38/mo monthly, $33/mo annual) and up only
Webhook notificationsHaveevery tier including FreeDon’t haveTeam and Scale plans only
REST API accessHaveGrowth and Scale tiers onlyHaveincluded on every plan, including Free
Entry paid planHave$29/mo GrowthHaveSolo, roughly $9 to $22/mo depending on billing cycle and monitor count
Custom domain for status pageHaveGrowth and Scale, automatic TLSHaveSolo plan and up
Team member accessDon’t havenot available yetPartialnotify seats a paid add-on on Solo, Team plan includes 3 login and 3 notify seats
Monitor types beyond HTTP(S)Don’t haveHTTP(S) endpoints todayHaveport, ping, keyword, cron/heartbeat, and other protocol checks
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Verified August 6, 2026. Sources: UptimeRobot Pricing, UptimeRobot Pricing (markdown), UptimeRobot Help Center: Understanding UptimeRobot Locations and Multi-Location Feature, UptimeRobot Location-Specific Monitoring, UptimeRobot Status Page product page.

Why teams pick realuptime status

UptimeRobot's own documentation states that a multi-location monitor is checked from one region at a time, cycling through whichever regions are assigned to it, with confirmation re-checks run in that same single region before a monitor is marked down. realuptime status checks all four of its named regions on every run and publishes all four readings side by side on the public page, so a visitor sees exactly which regions are affected rather than a single rotating state. That region access is included on our Free tier along with per-check region selection, while UptimeRobot restricts region choice to paid plans and limits Free accounts to one auto-assigned region. UptimeRobot remains ahead on raw Free-tier monitor count and ships its REST API on every plan including Free, where our API access is limited to Growth and Scale.

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Featurerealuptime statusStatuspageBetter StackInstatusUptimeRobotOpenStatusPingdom
Built-in endpoint monitoringHaveDon’t havevia integrations or APIHaveHaveHaveHaveHave
Free tierHave3 monitors, $0/moHave1 page, 25 componentsHave10 monitors and heartbeatsHave15 monitorsHave50 monitors, 1 regionHave1 monitor, 1 pageDon’t have30-day trial only
Multiple named regions shown together per checkHave4 named regions, per-check selectionNot publisheddepends on connected monitoring toolPartial4+ locations by default, not per-check selectableDon’t haveone location per check, rotatedDon’t haverotational, one region per check per their docsPartialregions used for redundancy, one status shown per monitorDon’t haveone probe-region-group per check, rotational
Region selection on free/entry tierHaveall 4 regions includedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedDon’t haveauto-assigned default region onlyPartial4 of 28 regions on HobbyDon’t haveno free tier
Public subscriber notificationsHaveevery tier including FreeHave100 on Free, more on paidHave1,000 included on FreeHave200 on StarterHaveTeam plan ($33/mo+) and upHaveemail, webhook, SlackNot publishednot documented on any fetched page
Webhook notificationsHaveevery tier including FreeNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedHaveTeam and Scale plansHaveNot published
Scheduled/maintenance-window display on public pageDon’t havebackend suppression only, no public scheduler yetHavecore feature on public-page plansNot publishedNot publishedHaveSolo and upHaverenders as an info status on affected componentsNot publishedlisted as a feature, public display not documented
Team member rolesDon’t havenot available yetHave2 on Free, 5 on HobbyNot publishedHave2 on StarterPartialnotify seats only on Solo, login + notify seats from TeamHaveunlimited from Starter ($30/mo)Haveunlimited users, every product
Custom domain with HTTPSHaveGrowth and Scale, automatic TLSHaveHobby plan and aboveHaveHavePro and BusinessHaveSolo plan and upHaveStarter and upPartialCNAME supported, but HTTPS needs their own secure-stats domain instead, per their docs
REST APIHaveGrowth and ScaleHaveincluded on public-page plansHaveNot publishedHaveincluded on every plan, including FreeNot publishednot tied to a specific tier in published docsHave
On-call / incident responseDon’t havenot available yetNot publishedHavebuilt in, paid responder licensesNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Self-hosted deployment optionDon’t havehosted onlyDon’t haveDon’t haveDon’t haveDon’t haveHaveopen source, AGPL-3.0Don’t have
Flat, named pricing tiersHaveFree / $29 / $79HaveHaveHavePartialnamed tiers, but priced by billing cycle and monitor countHaveDon’t haveusage-based calculator, no named tiers
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