FlareWarden pricing

15 — The total number of things you can monitor. Use any mix of uptime, content, cron job, heartbeat, and third-party service checks—they all share one limit.

5 min — How often we check your site. Faster intervals mean you find out sooner when something breaks. For e-commerce, every minute matters during an outage.

2 — Invite your team so everyone gets alerts. No more being the only person who knows when things break.

1 — A public page showing your system status. Reduces support tickets during outages because customers can check status themselves instead of emailing you.

10 — Individual services you can show on your status page—like "Website", "API", "Payment Processing". More components let you give customers granular status updates.

50 — People who sign up to get notified about your status. They'll receive emails when you have incidents, so they don't have to keep checking.

2 — Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or your own systems. Get notified wherever your team already works.

Up to 90 days — How far back you can view your monitoring history. Ranges from 90 days on Free up to unlimited on Agency — upgrade any time to unlock more history.

7 days — How long webhook delivery logs are retained. Review past deliveries, debug failures, and manually retry if needed.

30 — The total number of things you can monitor. Use any mix of uptime, content, cron job, heartbeat, and third-party service checks—they all share one limit.

1 min — How often we check your site. Faster intervals mean you find out sooner when something breaks. For e-commerce, every minute matters during an outage.

5 — Invite your team so everyone gets alerts. No more being the only person who knows when things break.

2 — A public page showing your system status. Reduces support tickets during outages because customers can check status themselves instead of emailing you.

25 — Individual services you can show on your status page—like "Website", "API", "Payment Processing". More components let you give customers granular status updates.

250 — People who sign up to get notified about your status. They'll receive emails when you have incidents, so they don't have to keep checking.

10 — Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or your own systems. Get notified wherever your team already works.

Up to 180 days — How far back you can view your monitoring history. Ranges from 90 days on Free up to unlimited on Agency — upgrade any time to unlock more history.

30 days — How long webhook delivery logs are retained. Review past deliveries, debug failures, and manually retry if needed.

100 — The total number of things you can monitor. Use any mix of uptime, content, cron job, heartbeat, and third-party service checks—they all share one limit.

30 sec — How often we check your site. Faster intervals mean you find out sooner when something breaks. For e-commerce, every minute matters during an outage.

25 — Invite your team so everyone gets alerts. No more being the only person who knows when things break.

5 — A public page showing your system status. Reduces support tickets during outages because customers can check status themselves instead of emailing you.

50 — Individual services you can show on your status page—like "Website", "API", "Payment Processing". More components let you give customers granular status updates.

1,000 — People who sign up to get notified about your status. They'll receive emails when you have incidents, so they don't have to keep checking.

25 — Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or your own systems. Get notified wherever your team already works.

Up to 1 year — How far back you can view your monitoring history. Ranges from 90 days on Free up to unlimited on Agency — upgrade any time to unlock more history.

30 days — How long webhook delivery logs are retained. Review past deliveries, debug failures, and manually retry if needed.

300 — The total number of things you can monitor. Use any mix of uptime, content, cron job, heartbeat, and third-party service checks—they all share one limit.

30 sec — How often we check your site. Faster intervals mean you find out sooner when something breaks. For e-commerce, every minute matters during an outage.

50 — Invite your team so everyone gets alerts. No more being the only person who knows when things break.

15 — A public page showing your system status. Reduces support tickets during outages because customers can check status themselves instead of emailing you.

100 — Individual services you can show on your status page—like "Website", "API", "Payment Processing". More components let you give customers granular status updates.

3,000 — People who sign up to get notified about your status. They'll receive emails when you have incidents, so they don't have to keep checking.

50 — Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or your own systems. Get notified wherever your team already works.

Up to 2 years — How far back you can view your monitoring history. Ranges from 90 days on Free up to unlimited on Agency — upgrade any time to unlock more history.

30 days — How long webhook delivery logs are retained. Review past deliveries, debug failures, and manually retry if needed.

1,000 — The total number of things you can monitor. Use any mix of uptime, content, cron job, heartbeat, and third-party service checks—they all share one limit.

30 sec — How often we check your site. Faster intervals mean you find out sooner when something breaks. For e-commerce, every minute matters during an outage.

Unlimited — Invite your team so everyone gets alerts. No more being the only person who knows when things break.

Unlimited — A public page showing your system status. Reduces support tickets during outages because customers can check status themselves instead of emailing you.

Unlimited — Individual services you can show on your status page—like "Website", "API", "Payment Processing". More components let you give customers granular status updates.

10,000 — People who sign up to get notified about your status. They'll receive emails when you have incidents, so they don't have to keep checking.

Unlimited — Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or your own systems. Get notified wherever your team already works.

Unlimited — How far back you can view your monitoring history. Ranges from 90 days on Free up to unlimited on Agency — upgrade any time to unlock more history.

30 days — How long webhook delivery logs are retained. Review past deliveries, debug failures, and manually retry if needed.