Monitoring

Uptime Kuma hosting

Your own Uptime Kuma, always on, watching your sites, servers and APIs from outside them. Status pages you can share, alerts where you already are.

  • Monitors, history and your account on your own box
  • Your own account, no shared dashboard
  • Status pages on your own address
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From $9 a month, month to month

Set up Uptime Kuma

Next: an account, then card by Stripe.

Size

$9 a month

Month to month, card by Stripe. Change the size later from its page.

What you can build with Uptime Kuma

Uptime Kuma is ready the moment it is set up. A few of the things people use it for.

Website monitoring

Know the moment a site stops answering, before your customers do.

API and port checks

HTTP, keyword, ping, TCP and DNS checks on the things behind your site.

Status pages

A public page your customers can check, on your own address.

Alerts where you are

Email, Slack, Telegram, Discord and many more.

Choose a plan for Uptime Kuma

Pick the size it runs on. Every plan is the same product; bigger ones have more room.

Small

Recommended

$9a month

Month to month, no term

  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB memory
  • 20 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain

Medium

$18a month

Month to month, no term

  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB memory
  • 40 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain

Large

$36a month

Month to month, no term

  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB memory
  • 80 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain
Every plan:A box of its ownReleases kept currentMonth to monthPay by card

Key features of Uptime Kuma on Faivelo

Straight to your account

The database is chosen for you, so the first visit goes straight to making your username and password.

Watching from outside

It runs on its own box, not on the server it checks, so it still sees when that server goes down.

Your own address

HTTPS from the start, on our address or a status-page address on your domain.

History that stays

Monitors, history and your account live in one file on the box’s own storage.

Kept current

Pinned to a release we have run; new releases roll out in the quiet hours.

A box of its own

One CPU, 2 GB of memory and 20 GB to start; more from its page if you need it.

Up and running in four steps

No server to rent, nothing to install, no terminal.

  1. 1

    Pick a plan

    Right here, with a name for it. You can change the size later.

  2. 2

    Make an account and pay

    An email and a password, then card by Stripe. Already with us? It goes on your bill.

  3. 3

    We build it

    Its own box, set up and started for you. You watch each step as it happens.

  4. 4

    Open it

    Open it and create your account. The first visit asks for a username and a password.

Run Uptime Kuma here, or on a server of your own

The same open-source software either way. The difference is who looks after it.

WhatOn your own serverUptime Kuma on Faivelo
SetupRent a server, install Docker, write the compose filePick a size and a name
AddressDNS, a reverse proxy and certificatesHTTPS from the start, your own domain if you like
UpdatesYours to watch for and applyRolled out for you in the quiet hours
PriceThe server, plus your timeFrom $9 a month, month to month

Uptime Kuma hosting questions

Why not run Uptime Kuma on the server it watches?

Because when that server goes down, so does the monitor. Here it runs on a box of its own, so it can tell you.

What do I do on the first visit?

Open it and make your account: a username and a password. The database is already chosen, so there is nothing else to set up.

Can I put the status page on my own domain?

Yes. Add your own address from its page and point a CNAME at it; HTTPS is set up for you.

What happens to my monitors if I delete it?

Deleting it removes Uptime Kuma with every monitor, its history and its status pages. There is no undo.

Good to know

Alerts are yours to set up
Add email, Slack, Telegram or any other notification inside Uptime Kuma, the way its docs describe.
Who makes it
Uptime Kuma is MIT-licensed software by Louis Lam and contributors. You run your own copy; we charge for the box.