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Pleenx vs Hyperping

Modern minimalist uptime + status page. Indie-developer favourite, clean UI, fair pricing.

Cheapest tier · $9/mo (10 monitors · 1-min interval) ↔ Pleenx Solo · $29/mo

Where Hyperping shines

  • /strength · 01

    Beautiful, opinionated UI — one of the cleanest uptime dashboards.

  • /strength · 02

    Status pages are first-class — equal quality to BetterStack's.

  • /strength · 03

    Honest, simple pricing — no per-feature gates.

Where Pleenx differs

  • /angle · 01

    Hyperping is uptime + status pages, done well. Pleenx is uptime + 7 other probes (SSL, WHOIS, DNS, SEO, email auth, security headers, CWV).

  • /angle · 02

    Pleenx is white-label-first for agencies. Hyperping is product-team-first for SaaS startups monitoring their own service.

  • /angle · 03

    Use them together if you want: Hyperping for your own product status, Pleenx for client-portfolio probes.

Side-by-side

All values from public pricing/docs at the time of writing. Refresh quarterly. If something here is wrong or has changed, tell us — we'll fix it.

FeaturePleenxHyperping
HTTP uptimeyesyes (1 min)
SSL + chain validationyespartial (expiry only)
WHOIS / domain expiryyesno
DNS record diffyesno
SEO probesyesno
Email auth (SPF/DKIM/DMARC)yesno
Security headersyesno
Status pageyes (Studio, branded)yes (signature feature)
White-label PDF reportsyes (Agency+)no
REST APIyes (Studio)yes
Cheapest tier$29/mo · 25 domains$9/mo · 10 monitors

Which one to pick

/pick hyperping if
  • Beautiful, opinionated UI — one of the cleanest uptime dashboards.
  • Status pages are first-class — equal quality to BetterStack's.
  • Honest, simple pricing — no per-feature gates.