If Phare had a dark mode, more features, standard tiered pricing, and less vibe, it would be Hyperping.
“Hyperping is a great european bootstrapped uptime monitoring tool that does everything by the book. Honestly the best alternative to Phare. I can only hope they get acquired and turn bad.”
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 |
17 regions |
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Minimum interval |
30 seconds |
30 seconds with paid plan |
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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 |
One free, more for $89 per month |
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Custom domain |
Free |
Paid plan required |
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Incident subscription |
RSS & Atom |
Email, SMS, Slack, Teams |
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Free plan |
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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 |
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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.