OneUptime
Open-source monitoring, status pages and on-call
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OneUptime is a free alternative to PagerDuty.
Open-source platform that combines monitoring, status pages, on-call alerts and AI-driven incident resolution.
- for
- DevOps, SRE and engineering teams that need unified observability and incident management.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- open source
Key features
- Uptime Monitoring — Synthetic and real-user checks every 10 seconds with global probes and alerting.
- Status Pages — Branded, self-hosted pages with unlimited subscribers on paid plans.
- On-Call & Alerts — Phone, SMS, email and push alerts with automatic escalation and rotation.
- Incident Management — Timeline-driven incidents that auto-update status pages and generate postmortems.
- Logs, Metrics & Traces — OpenTelemetry-native ingestion, searchable logs and distributed tracing in one view.
- AI Reliability Agent — Analyzes incidents, suggests root causes and opens fix pull requests in GitHub/GitLab.
- Workflows & Integrations — 5000+ integrations, webhooks and drag-and-drop workflows for automation.
- Access Controls — SSO, team permissions and advanced access control on Scale/Enterprise plans.
Use cases
- Detect a website outage in seconds and page the on-call engineer automatically.
- Run a post-mortem that links the alert to the exact log line and trace without leaving the platform.
- Automatically generate a PR that fixes a recurring error using the AI reliability agent.
OneUptime pricing
- Free$01 status page · 100 subscribers · Unlimited manual monitors · Best-effort support
- Growth$20/user per month (yearly)Unlimited status pages and subscribers · On-call rotation & alerts · 5000+ integrations · 1-day email support
- Scale$84/user per month (yearly)SSO · Unlimited teams · 6-hour chat/email support · Multi-cloud deployment
OneUptime vs alternatives
 OneUptime |  Datadog |  Better Stack |  PagerDuty |  Sentry.io | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | All-in-one open-source SRE stack | Commercial SaaS observability | Unified monitoring & status | On-call management | Error tracking |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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- OneUptime vs Datadog: Datadog is a commercial SaaS with separate modules, while OneUptime is open-source and all-in-one.
- OneUptime vs Better Stack: Better Stack offers similar uptime, incidents and logs but lacks the built-in AI fix PR feature.
- OneUptime vs PagerDuty: PagerDuty focuses only on on-call and incident response, whereas OneUptime includes monitoring, status pages and observability.
- OneUptime vs Sentry.io: Sentry tracks errors and performance but does not provide full monitoring, status pages or on-call automation.
OneUptime FAQ
Can I self-host OneUptime?+
Yes, the platform is open-source and can be self-hosted at any time.
How are SMS and call alerts priced?+
SMS and WhatsApp messages are $0.10 each, and voice calls are $0.10 per minute, with a bring-your-own Twilio option.
What does the AI reliability agent do?+
It watches logs, traces and metrics, suggests root causes and opens a pull request with a fix that you can review and merge.
Is there a free tier for status page subscribers?+
The Free plan includes one status page and up to 100 subscribers; additional subscribers are unlimited on paid plans.
Do I pay for data ingestion?+
Telemetry ingestion costs $0.10 per GB for 15-day retention; higher retention or volume discounts require contacting sales.
What SLA does OneUptime provide?+
Free plan is best-effort; paid plans target a 99.9 % uptime SLA with faster support response times.
Summarized by DevHunt from oneuptime.com · Oct 7, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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