While Freshping collects digital dust as abandonware, Phare is accessible, commited, and shows no signs of being left behind.
“Freshping used to be cool, but it seems to be dead now. I should probably delete this page, but someone told me it was good for SEO.”
Nicolas Beauvais
Founder, Phare
* Phare does not make enough money to buy swag hats, so I made this one with MS paint.
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Website monitoring |
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TCP port monitoring |
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SSL certificate monitoring |
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Multi-region monitoring |
11 regions |
10 regions |
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Minimum interval |
30 seconds |
30 seconds |
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Incident management | |||
Automated incident creation |
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Incident collaboration |
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Incident timeline |
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Postmortems |
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Status pages | |||
Public status pages |
Unlimited |
Separate product (Freshstatus) |
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Custom domain |
Free |
Free |
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Incident subscription |
RSS & Atom |
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Status page carbon rating | |||
Platform | |||
Free plan |
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Restricted |
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Projects |
Unlimited |
Unlimited |
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Team members |
Unlimited |
Limited by subscription plan |
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Integrations |
Discord, Email, Pushover, Slack, SMS, Telegram, Webhooks |
> 10 |
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Privacy | |||
Ad trackers | |||
Third-party cookies |
“Phare provides a nice and clean UI, actually the best that I have seen for a monitoring tool so far. But you got many more features, like a status page with custom domain, own alert rules and alerting from different regions.”
Adriaan Wind
CTO & Co-Founder, Anny
Industry: Software as a Services
Team size: 10-50
Most of them are great, some arguably better than Phare, but when it comes to vibe they all fall short.