Unbranded status pages
without the $33/mo upgrade
UptimeRobot's free plan matches Uptiqr on monitor count but checks half as often, and its status pages stay branded until you jump to the $33-38/mo Team plan. Uptiqr's status pages are unbranded from the $9/mo Starter plan.
Switch to Uptiqr freeFree plan includes 50 monitors. No credit card required.
Uptiqr vs UptimeRobot
Pricing checked against UptimeRobot's public pricing page on 2026-07-10. Confirm current numbers before you switch, plans change.
| Feature | Uptiqr | UptimeRobot |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (paid plan) | $9/mo (Starter) | $9-10/mo (Solo) |
| Free plan | 50 monitors, 3-min checks | 50 monitors, 5-min checks |
| Fastest check interval on entry paid plan | 60 seconds | 60 seconds |
| Unbranded status page on entry paid plan | Yes, from $9/mo | No, requires Team plan ($33-38/mo) |
| Status pages on entry paid plan | 3 pages | 3 pages |
| SMS alerts | 200/mo on Starter | Credit-based add-on |
| Monitors on entry paid plan | 75 | 10-50 (tiered within Solo) |
Who should not switch
If you've built tooling or integrations around UptimeRobot's long-standing API and community docs (it's been around since 2010), that ecosystem depth is worth weighing against a free-tier check-interval bump. Don't switch just to switch.
If you need 30-second checks on a budget below $19/mo, neither tool covers you: Uptiqr includes them from the Pro plan ($19/mo), while UptimeRobot gates them behind Enterprise ($69-82/mo).
If you're already on UptimeRobot's Team plan and using its 100 status pages or advanced integrations, migrating 100 pages is real work for a marginal price difference. That migration only makes sense if the unbranded-pages gap is actually costing you customer trust today.
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