Statusloop
Uptime, server and cron monitoring you can set up in two minutes
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>log in to commentHi, I'm Jakob, the solo developer behind Statusloop. I built it because the monitoring tools I tried were either dated or had grown into full incident platforms with a dozen menus. I wanted something where you add a URL and get told when it's down, with servers and cron jobs in the same place. What's live today: HTTP checks, server metrics, cron heartbeats, alerts and a status page. The free plan covers 5 monitors. I'd love feedback on two things: is the setup really as quick as I think it is, and what's the first thing you'd miss coming from your current tool? I'll be around to answer questions.
Statusloop provides uptime, server metrics, cron monitoring and on-call alerts with a two-minute setup.
- for
- Developers and ops teams needing quick monitoring for websites, APIs, servers and cron jobs.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- HTTP/HTTPS checks — Agent-less uptime monitoring for URLs with intervals as low as 30 seconds on Pro.
- Server metrics — Lightweight agent collects CPU, memory and disk usage.
- Cron healthchecks — Ping-based heartbeat checks for scheduled jobs, opening incidents on silence.
- Incident timeline — Shared timeline from detection to resolution with automatic alerts.
- Public status pages — Custom domain status pages updated by monitors.
- Alert integrations — Notifications via email, Slack, Telegram, Discord and upcoming SMS/webhooks.
Use cases
- Detect website or API downtime within seconds and alert the on-call team
- Track server resource usage to prevent overload before it causes outages
- Monitor cron jobs and background workers, opening incidents on missed runs
Statusloop pricing
- Free€0/ month10 monitors · 5 min check interval · 1 healthcheck · 1 server
- Essentials€20/ month/month40 monitors · 1 min check interval · 10 healthchecks · 2 team members
- Pro€62/ month/month150 monitors · 30 sec check interval · 50 healthchecks · 5 team members
- Business€188/ month/month800 monitors · 10 sec check interval · 200 healthchecks · 15 team members
Statusloop vs alternatives
 Statusloop |  Datadog |  Better Stack |  Grafana |  New Relic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | All-in-one uptime and healthcheck monitoring | Full-stack observability | Uptime + logs | Custom dashboards | Enterprise observability |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- Statusloop vs Datadog: Datadog offers broader observability with logs and APM, while Statusloop focuses on simple uptime and healthchecks.
- Statusloop vs Better Stack: Better Stack combines uptime monitoring with logs and status pages, similar feature set but includes log aggregation.
- Statusloop vs Grafana: Grafana provides customizable dashboards and metrics, requiring more setup than Statusloop’s quick monitoring.
- Statusloop vs New Relic: New Relic is an enterprise observability platform with deep tracing, whereas Statusloop is lightweight and agent-less for HTTP checks.
Statusloop FAQ
Is there a free plan?+
Yes, the Free plan includes 10 monitors, one healthcheck, one server, a status page and email alerts with no credit card required.
Do I need to install an agent?+
No agent is required for HTTP, TCP or DNS checks; only server metrics use a lightweight agent.
How often are checks run?+
Every 5 minutes on Free, 1 minute on Essentials, 30 seconds on Pro and 10 seconds on Business; custom intervals are available on Scale.
What can I monitor?+
Websites, APIs, TCP ports, DNS records, server metrics and cron jobs.
How do alerts work?+
When a check fails, an incident is opened and alerts are sent via the channels included in your plan such as email, Slack, Telegram, Discord or SMS.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes, plans are billed monthly or yearly and can be cancelled at any time, effective at the end of the billing period.
Summarized by DevHunt from statusloop.dev · Oct 3, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
