Uptime monitoring
The uptime monitor you can
actually run yourself.
One static binary. No Docker, no Node, no database server, no Redis. Drop it on a $5 VPS and it monitors your sites, pages your team and hosts your status page. Or skip all that and let us run it for you.
No credit card. No trial that expires into a sales call.
Install is one file
Download, run. That is the whole procedure.
curl -L pulzone.com/dl/linux-amd64 -o pulzone
chmod +x pulzone && ./pulzoneStatus pages on your domain
Point a CNAME, get an HTTPS status page at
status.yourcompany.com — on the free tier too, not as a $50/mo add-on.
Alerts that respect you
Email, webhook and chat alerts with confirmation checks from a second location before anyone gets paged.
Monitor the things that actually break
API monitoring →
Assert on status, latency, headers and the JSON body — not just that something answered.
SSL certificates →
Know weeks ahead, not from a customer screenshot of a browser warning.
Cron jobs →
Heartbeat URLs that alert when a nightly job silently stops running.
Ping & port →
ICMP and TCP checks for the boxes and services behind the website.
Domain expiry →
The outage that lasts days because nobody renewed a domain.
Keyword checks →
A page that returns 200 and the words "Database error" is still down.
Honest about where we stand
We are not going to tell you we beat everyone at everything. Here is who we are actually better for.
vs Uptime Kuma →
Same self-host freedom, without the Docker Compose file and the Node upgrade treadmill.
vs UptimeRobot →
They give you more free monitors. We give you a status page on your own domain and no upsell wall.
vs Pingdom →
A tenth of the price for the checks most teams actually use.
vs Better Stack →
Simpler, cheaper, and you can take the binary and leave.
vs Statuspage →
Your status page comes with the monitoring, not as a separate bill.
Two ways in. Both free to start.
Hosted: 25 monitors free, forever. Self-hosted: unlimited, because it is your server.