Pricing
One rule decides which side a feature falls on: if it runs on your client's own hardware it is free, and if it consumes our servers or paid API quotas it is not.
Free
No charge
No time limit, no card.
- Any number of sites and servers — and no account needed to install
- Visitor analytics on the client's server
- Server health: disk, memory, CPU
- Domain and certificate expiry
- Email and Telegram alerts from the client's server
- Core Web Vitals measured through Google with your own key
- Broken links: the site is crawled and every link is checked
- SEO audit: site crawl, per-page findings, comparison with the previous crawl
- 5xx errors read from the web server's logs, with spike alerts
- Updates, backups, removal
- A portfolio of projects: every client's domains, server and state on one screen
- Key URLs per project, checked by profile from the client's own server
- Read-only SQL cards on a site's database — a number, a short answer or a small table, no phpMyAdmin and no SSH console
- Mail addresses for a site's domain, forwarded through the client's own Cloudflare account
- A daily backup of the analytics into S3-compatible storage you pay for
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Paid
[PRICE]
Payment is arranged outside the service for now.
- Everything on the free plan
- External uptime monitoring from our infrastructure
- External certificate checks, which take priority over the agent's
- Domains checked against Google's blacklists, with an email when one is flagged
- External checks are the unit: 25 on this plan, several per site — the home page, /api/health, the login page
- Check profiles: a page, a string on the page, a JSON field, a redirect — the same words the agent uses
- DNS checks: the domain still points where you pinned it, seen from outside
- Job Guard: a backup or cron job that stopped running is noticed by the silence
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Payments are not connected yet
There is no card form and no charge. A paid plan is switched on by hand after a separate arrangement, and its expiry date is visible in your account page. The plan logic itself — which features it covers, expiry, history — is complete, so connecting a payment provider later changes nothing about how it works.
Moving from another monitoring service?
Import your monitors from UptimeRobot or HetrixTools as CSV in the app, and Remote runs free for 90 days — once per account, no card and nothing to cancel. Bring more monitors than the plan allows and all of them are kept: the plan’s worth run, the rest wait paused until you choose which matter. When the 90 days end the plan goes back to free and your checks stay exactly where they are.
Why uptime costs money
Uptime monitoring cannot run on the server it is watching: a server that is down cannot report that it is down. So the checks run from our infrastructure, and that infrastructure has to be paid for. The same goes for the malware check — Google's Web Risk API is a paid service, and the free Safe Browsing API may not be used in a commercial product.
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