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Lean monitoring alternative to Hyperping for small teams

StillOnline vs Hyperping

Hyperping markets monitoring + status pages + incident/on-call in one platform. Essentials from $24/mo (annual billing per pricing).

Hyperping tiers and pricing change — the site currently lists $24/mo Essentials; verify on hyperping.io/pricing.

Quick answer

StillOnline vs Hyperping: Hyperping bundles monitoring + status + on-call from ~$24/mo; StillOnline is leaner — $9 Pro with MCP, RU/EN, 1 URL on Free ($0). Pricing · Uptime monitoring · Status pages.

Independence

StillOnline publishes this comparison; we sell StillOnline. Verify Hyperping pricing and limits on their official pricing page. Last verified: 2026-06-25.

Best for / Not best for

Best forNot best for
StillOnlineSolo indie SaaS needing HTTP uptime + status page + MCP on Pro ($9), RU/EN, flat $9/$29Teams that need on-call rotations, 20 free monitors, or bundled incident management
HyperpingTeams wanting monitoring + status + on-call in one stack from $24/mo, 20 monitors on FreeBuyers who only need lean HTTP checks + status without on-call complexity

TL;DR

  • Hyperping20 free monitors, on-call/escalation on paid tiers, multi-seat plans.
  • StillOnline — lean $9 Pro, MCP, RU/EN — focused on uptime monitoring + status pages, not on-call rotations.

Quick comparison

FeatureStillOnlineHyperping (pricing)
Free monitors1 check20 monitors
Paid entry$9 Pro$24/mo Essentials
Status pages1 per project1 (Free), more on Pro
SeatsSolo-first2+ seats on Essentials
MCPPro+MCPIntegrations (PagerDuty, etc.)
i18nEN + RUEN

What Hyperping does well

From Hyperping pricing:

  • Free forever: 20 monitors, 5 min interval, 1 status page.
  • ROI story vs Pingdom + Statuspage + PagerDuty (~$653/mo stack).
  • Essentials $24: 50 monitors, 30s interval, custom domain, on-call policies.

Where StillOnline wins

Lower Pro entry

$9/mo vs $24/mo for founders who don't need on-call rotations yet. See pricing.

AI agent workflow

MCP + REST on Pro — optimized for Cursor-era shipping.

Bilingual

Russian + English — Hyperping is English-first.

No stack replacement pitch needed

StillOnline doesn't require ripping out PagerDuty — it's a narrow wedge for uptime monitoring and status pages.

When to choose Hyperping

  • You want on-call + escalation in the same tool.
  • You need 20 monitors on free.

When to choose StillOnline

  • Solo indie with 1–3 services and a public status link.
  • You want MCP on Pro without paying for on-call features you won't use.

Methodology

We compared both products as HTTP uptime + status communication tools for indie SaaS (June 2026). StillOnline limits come from production plan config (Free: 1 project, 1 URL, 5 min interval, 24h history; Pro $9: 10 projects, API/MCP). Hyperping figures come from official pricing as of 2026-06-25. We did not run a 7-day parallel probe benchmark — feature tables reflect published specs, not live SLA measurements.

FAQ

Is StillOnline a Hyperping alternative?

For HTTP uptime + public status page + MCP on Pro, yes. For on-call rotations and escalation policies, Hyperping is the better fit.

Which is cheaper for a solo founder — StillOnline or Hyperping?

StillOnline Pro starts at $9/mo with API/MCP. Hyperping Essentials starts at $24/mo with on-call and multi-seat features — see Hyperping pricing.

Does Hyperping have MCP / AI agent integration?

Hyperping offers third-party integrations (PagerDuty, Slack, etc.) but no dedicated MCP server like StillOnline's on Pro ($9). See MCP docs.

How many free monitors does each tool offer?

Hyperping Free: 20 monitors. StillOnline Free: 1 check per project with an auto status page.

Can I use StillOnline Free for a commercial SaaS?

Yes — Free includes 1 project, 1 check, and a public status page for shipped products.

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