
Healthchecks.io
Cronitor
Cronhub
Dead Man's Snitch
Pingbreak
DownDetector
Cronly
PushMon is a new kind of cloud-based monitoring system.

UptimeRobot
Pingdom
Better Stack
SENTRAVA AI
StatusCake
Status.io
updown.io
Down only when probes on three continents agree. Prepaid credits, no seats, no tiers.

Which is more popular?
Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | pushmon.com | pingwise.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Greece · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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In their own words, as submitted to SaaSHub.


No description of PushMon yet.
PingWise checks your websites, APIs, servers and cron jobs from 20 dedicated probes in 17 cities on 6 continents, at 6 different providers, as often as every 10 seconds. When one probe sees a failure, every healthy probe checks again, free of charge. A site is marked down only when 14 of the 20...
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As answered by people managing PushMon and PingWise.
PingWise's answer:
A site is marked down only when 14 of 20 probes agree, from at least three continents and three networks, two rounds in a row. One city's bad route never pages anyone, and every alert shows what each probe saw. Pricing is per check: €5 per million, with a free monthly allowance and no seats or tiers.
PingWise's answer:
Pricing is per check instead of per plan: €5 per million checks, with status pages, team members, every alert channel and the API included in every account. A site is called down only after probes on three continents confirm it, and confirmation re-checks are free. Switching is easy: import from UptimeRobot, updown.io, Uptime Kuma or CSV, and optionally run both side by side for 14 days to compare their alerts with ours.
PingWise's answer:
Web agencies, hosting providers, MSPs and small dev and ops teams who watch many sites. Also freelancers and side projects that fit in the free monthly credits.
PingWise's answer:
PingWise is built by Netlayer, a Greek business that has built and hosted its own web products since 2008 and has run Hostbox, a hosting service on its own servers, since 2025. PingWise started as the monitoring for Hostbox's customer sites and opened to everyone in October 2026. It charges per check, with status pages, team members and every alert channel included, and waits until probes on three continents agree before calling a site down.
PingWise's answer:
Python and Django for the central service, PostgreSQL for data, and a dependency-free Python agent on 20 dedicated servers at 6 providers.
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Site24x7 is the oldest company in the group with 13 years in business. Dead Man’s Snitch and PushMon are the second oldest, dating from 2011-2012. Cronitor, Healthchecks.io and CronAlarm were founded in 2014-2015....
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