Uptime monitoring · 14 regions
Know it's down before your users do.
Statlas checks your endpoints from 14 regions every 10 seconds, confirms failures across locations, and pages the right person — usually within a minute.
Free for 14 days · no card required
- IAD 38ms
- FRA 51ms
- SIN 87ms
- SYD 104ms
- GRU 96ms
Monitoring 41,000+ endpoints for teams at
- Corvid
- hexlab_
- Parcelo
- NIGHTOWL
- Framehouse
- Beacon&Co
The product
Monitoring that respects your attention.
Checks · 10s interval
Alerts that don't cry wolf.
Every failure is confirmed from three separate regions before it reaches you. A wobbly route in one datacenter stays out of your inbox — a real outage doesn't.
- HTTP, TCP, ping, DNS and keyword checks
- Custom headers, request bodies and assertions
- Response time budgets with warning thresholds
Alerting · escalation
Page the right person, not everyone.
On-call schedules and escalation chains route each incident to whoever can actually fix it. Quiet hours, overrides and handoffs included — group panic not included.
- Slack, SMS, voice call, email and webhooks
- Escalate automatically if nobody acknowledges
- Incident timeline with every check and alert
Status pages
A status page your customers actually trust.
A hosted status page on your own domain, updated straight from monitoring data. Subscribers get notified before your support inbox does.
- Custom domain, logo and colors
- Email and RSS subscriptions for incidents
- 90 days of uptime history, public by default
SSL & domain expiry
Warnings 30, 14 and 3 days before a certificate or domain lapses.
Cron & heartbeat checks
Jobs that stop reporting in trigger an alert — silence is a signal.
Global latency view
Per-region response times on one chart, 90 days of history.
API & Terraform
Manage monitors as code. Everything in the UI exists in the API.
Slack · Teams · PagerDuty
First-class integrations, not just generic webhooks.
Audit log & SSO
SAML single sign-on and a full trail of who changed what.
From the on-call trenches
Fewer 3am surprises.
“We found out about our worst outage last year from a customer tweet. Since Statlas, the pager beats the tweets every single time.”
“The three-region confirmation ended our false-alarm problem overnight. On-call went from dreaded to boring — which is the point.”
“Set up monitors with Terraform in an afternoon, pointed status.corvid.io at their hosted page, deleted two internal tools.”
Pricing
Costs less than one missed incident.
Solo
$7/month
For side projects and freelancers.
- 10 monitors, 30s interval
- Email & Slack alerts
- 1 status page
- 3 check regions
Most teams pick this
Team
$24/month
For products with real users.
- 50 monitors, 10s interval
- SMS & voice call alerts
- On-call schedules & escalation
- 3 status pages, custom domain
- All 14 check regions
Scale
$65/month
For platform and SRE teams.
- Unlimited monitors, 10s interval
- Everything in Team
- SAML SSO & audit log
- Terraform provider & API priority
- 99.99% SLA with credits
All plans: 14-day free trial · no card up front · cancel anytime
FAQ
Before you ask.
Pings tell you a server answered. Statlas runs full HTTP checks with assertions on status, body and response time, confirms failures across three regions, and routes the incident through your on-call schedule. It's the difference between a smoke detector and a fire department.
Yes — heartbeat checks work in reverse. Your job pings us when it completes; if the ping doesn't arrive inside its window, we alert you. Nightly backups that silently stop are exactly what this catches.
Monitoring pauses, nothing is deleted. Add a card whenever you're ready and everything resumes with your history intact. We don't auto-charge — you never gave us a card.
On Team and Scale, yes: your domain, your logo, your colors, no "powered by" footer. Solo includes a hosted page on a statlas.dev subdomain.
One URL, port or heartbeat, checked from all your regions at your chosen interval — multi-region checking never multiplies the count. An API endpoint, a marketing site and a nightly backup job would be three monitors.
Get started
Your next outage isn't optional.
The scramble is.
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