Pulsetic
Website uptime monitoring with status pages, SSL checks and multi-region checks. Free for 10 monitors.
About Pulsetic
Pulsetic is a website uptime monitoring service. It runs checks on websites and services, including HTTP, SSL, keyword, port, TCP, ping, cron and API checks. When a check fails, Pulsetic re-checks it from other regions before sending an alert, which is intended to prevent alerts caused by a single faulty network route. It also offers status pages on a domain the user owns, so customers can follow incidents.
The free plan includes 10 monitors, 3 region checks and 3 status pages. Email and webhook alerts are available on every plan. Calls, SMS, WhatsApp and chat-tool alerts, the API and the MCP server start on paid plans. Declaring incidents on a status page is listed as a paid-plan feature. Real User Monitoring requires adding a script to the website, and the free plan includes 1,000 page views a month.
Key features
- Website, SSL, keyword, port, TCP, ping, cron and API monitoring
- Failed checks confirmed from other regions before an alert is sent
- Uptime and response time shown per monitoring region
- Status pages on your own domain for customer incident updates
- Real User Monitoring of page load times, Core Web Vitals and JavaScript errors
- Domain expiry alerts 14 and 7 days ahead, plus one the day before
Best for: Teams and developers who run websites or online services and want to be alerted to failures and share incident updates with customers.
Good for
- Failures are re-checked from other regions before an alert is sent
- A free plan is available with 10 monitors
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 on G2 from 225 reviews
Watch out for
- Calls, SMS, WhatsApp and chat-tool alerts require a paid plan
- Real User Monitoring on the free plan is limited to 1,000 page views a month
- Status page logo and colors are available from the Solo plan
Pulsetic at a glance
- Website
- pulsetic.com
- Category
- Development › Developer Tools
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 7, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 7, 2026
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Pulsetic FAQ
Does the free plan include status pages?
Yes. The homepage lists 3 status pages on your own domain on the free plan.
Does Pulsetic alert me after a single failed check?
Not without confirmation. Each failure is re-checked from other regions before an alert is sent.
Which alert types are included on every plan?
Email and webhooks come with every plan. Calls, SMS, WhatsApp and chat-tool alerts start on a paid plan.
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