Owl Watch

Pricing

Per site. Not per monitor.

A site carries its uptime, its certificate, its registration, its DNS and its mail records, and counts once.

Free

€0 /month

For as long as you want it

Ten sites, every check, no card and no trial timer. Enough to run something real on, including for work.

  • 10 sites
  • 25 monitors
  • Every 5 minutes
  • 30 days of history
  • 1 person
  • Every check type — nothing is held back for a paid plan
  • Email alerts
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Solo

€9 €90 /month /year

€90 a year — 2 months free Saves €18 a year

Checks every minute instead of every five, a year of history, and a status page to send to whoever keeps asking.

  • 30 sites
  • 100 monitors
  • Every minute
  • 1 year of history
  • 3 people
  • 1 status page
  • Webhooks to Slack, Discord or your own endpoint
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Studio

€29 €290 /month /year

€290 a year — 2 months free Saves €58 a year

For somebody who looks after other people's sites and gets the phone call when one of them stops working.

  • 100 sites
  • 400 monitors
  • Every minute
  • 2 years of history
  • 10 people
  • Unlimited status pages
  • Tags, so an estate filters down to one client
  • A status page per site, each on its own link
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Agency

€69 €690 /month /year

€690 a year — 2 months free Saves €138 a year

Three hundred sites, thirty-second checks, and as many colleagues as you need in the account.

  • 300 sites
  • Unlimited monitors
  • Every 30 seconds
  • 2 years of history
  • Unlimited people
  • Unlimited status pages
  • Priority support, answered by the person who wrote it
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Every check is on every plan — uptime, certificates, domain registration, DNS, mail authentication, search visibility and response security. Plans differ by how many sites you watch and how often, never by what is looked at. See everything that is checked.

What this replaces

Assembled from separate products, the same coverage is an uptime tool, a certificate watcher, a domain-expiry reminder and a mail authentication service — four subscriptions, four dashboards, four sets of alerts arriving in four different formats, and nothing that can tell you the certificate and the mail record broke for the same reason.

The mail authentication piece alone is commonly sold at more per month than the plan that covers a hundred sites here — and the free plan above covers more sites than most of those tools' paid entry tiers do.

Questions about the money

What counts as a site?
One hostname you look after, with everything that hangs off it: its uptime monitors, its certificate, its domain registration, its DNS and its mail records. A subdomain you monitor separately is its own site; a second monitor on the same hostname is not.
Is anything held back for the expensive plans?
No. Every check runs on every plan, including the free one. What a bigger plan buys is more sites, faster checks, longer history and more colleagues — never a category of problem you are not told about because you did not pay enough.
Why is the free plan this generous?
Because the problem this solves — the certificate nobody renewed, the domain nobody was watching — only becomes real once you are looking after enough sites to lose track of one. A free plan capped at a single site never lets anybody find that out. Use it on real work, commercially, for as long as you like: what the paid plans sell is faster checks, longer history and colleagues in the account, not permission to watch a second site.
Can I pay yearly?
2 months free when you do, on every paid plan.
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