// about pinganywhere

We build the monitor we wanted to use.

Uptime monitoring had drifted into two bad options. Enterprise suites nobody wants to configure, and hobby tools that quietly downgrade your check frequency. We wanted something else.

// the short version

Small team. Boring reliability. Priced like a side project.

We are engineers who got tired of watching dashboards instead of shipping. Every outage we lost time to had the same shape. A service was down, nobody was told for a while, and the tool that should have told us wanted a sales call and a contract before it would check anything properly.

So we built the monitor we wanted to use. It checks everything every thirty seconds from six edge regions, treats a cron job as a first-class thing to watch, tells you in Slack the moment something breaks, and costs a flat nineteen dollars a month. It runs on Cloudflare Workers, installs nothing on your servers, and takes about two minutes per endpoint to migrate onto.

We are in beta and we are small. If it does not fit your stack, the comparison pages will say so plainly.

// what we believe

One job, done properly

Uptime, cron, and status pages. Every feature we considered and cut would have doubled the price and diluted the product.

Pricing you can predict

One flat $19/month. The bill stays the same when you add monitors, and it stays the same when you add people.

Fast, and honest about it

Thirty-second checks from six regions. Three must agree before we page you. We publish our latency instead of asking you to trust a marketing number.

Built for developers first

A ping token, a curl line, and docs that show the exact command. If it needs a deployment plan, it probably does not belong here.

// where we are

Now Closed beta. Waitlist open, free, $19 locked for early members.
Next First 500 teams onboarded, status pages on custom domains.
Then Public launch, with a migration path off your current monitor.

Get on the waitlist.

Beta is free, and waitlist members lock $19/mo forever.