Pricing

Simple, honest pricing.

Self-host it for free, forever. Or let us run it — one hosted plan free, one paid.

Free

Side projects and small apps — or anyone trying us out before self-hosting.

£0/forever

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    Up to 5 monitors
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    One-line gem — reads config/recurring.yml on boot
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    Down + recovered email alerts
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    90-day ping history & uptime stats
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    API key access
Start free
More room to grow

Pro

Teams running more scheduled jobs than the Free cap covers.

TBC/month, excl. VAT where applicable

Placeholder — final Pro pricing hasn't been signed off yet.

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    Up to 100 monitors
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    Everything in Free — same engine, more room
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    Downgrade any time, no lock-in
Start free
FREEto self-host

Run it yourself

Unlimited monitors. AGPLv3. Nothing to buy.

Self-hosting has no monitor cap and no signup cap — the plans above are only for the instance we host at stablemate.dev. Clone the repo, point it at your own Postgres, and it's yours.

View on GitHub Self-host guide

Questions

A few things people ask.

What counts as a monitor?
One recurring job you're watching — one row in config/recurring.yml, or one you add by hand. Paused monitors still count toward the cap; only deleting one frees the slot.
What happens if I go over the Free cap?
New monitors are blocked once you're at the limit — nothing existing breaks. Delete one to make room, or upgrade to Pro for 100.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Cancelling drops you back to Free; if you're over the Free cap you choose which monitors to keep active, and the rest are suspended (not deleted) until you're back within it.
Do I need a card to start?
No. Free needs nothing but an email address. A card is only ever needed if you choose to upgrade to Pro.
Can I self-host instead?
Always. The full app is AGPLv3 on GitHub — unlimited monitors, no account with us required. See the self-host guide.
Where does my data live?
On the hosted plans, in our PostgreSQL database, backed up regularly. Ping history is kept for 90 days on every plan. Self-hosted, it's wherever you run Postgres — entirely yours.