Lower entry price
247Monitor Starter is £9 per month and includes 30-second checks and one browser journey.
247Monitor vs Hyperping
Hyperping includes on-call management and more server agents; 247Monitor starts at a lower paid price and retains monitoring history for longer.
Last verified 16 July 2026 · Reviewed by the 247Monitor product and engineering team · Methodology
Commercial disclosure: 247Monitor publishes this comparison and sells one of the products covered.
Hyperping combines monitoring, server agents, browser checks, status pages, incident management and on-call scheduling. Its free plan includes 20 monitors, one server agent and one basic status page.
247Monitor has similar product coverage without on-call scheduling. It provides more free monitors at a faster interval and a lower paid starting price.
Side by side
Pricing and features, side by side.
Checked against Hyperping's published pricing and documentation. Last verified 16 July 2026. Advantages for either product are marked in the table.
| 247Monitor | Hyperping | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ✓25 monitors, 1-minute checks, 1 server | ·20 monitors, 5-minute checks, 1 server agent |
| First paid plan | ✓Starter £9/month | ·Essentials $24/month billed annually |
| 30-second checks | –Starter | –Essentials |
| Browser checks | –1 journey and 1,000 runs on Starter | –3 browser checks on Essentials |
| Server agents | ·2 Starter; 5 Pro; 20 Business | ✓5 Essentials; 20 Pro; 100 Business |
| On-call | ·No scheduling or voice calls | ✓Schedules and escalations on Essentials; voice calls on Pro |
| Metric history | ✓30 days on Free; 1 year Starter; 2 years Pro; 3 years Business | ·2 days Free; 7 days Essentials; 14 days Pro; 30 days Business |
247Monitor prices are shown in GBP; the pricing page switches to your local currency (GBP or USD) automatically.
Key differences
Where 247Monitor differs from Hyperping
Longer history
Paid-plan result retention starts at one year and reaches three years on Business.
More free monitoring
Free includes 25 monitors at one-minute intervals rather than 20 at five-minute intervals.
Best fit
When Hyperping may be a better fit
The right choice depends on your requirements. These are the cases where the alternative has a clear advantage.
Choose Hyperping for on-call management
It provides scheduling and escalation policies, with phone-call alerts on Pro.
Choose Hyperping for more server agents
Its paid plans include higher server-agent allowances.
FAQ
Switching questions
Does Hyperping have a free plan?
Yes. It includes 20 monitors, five-minute checks, one server agent and one basic status page.
Which product includes on-call schedules?
Hyperping includes on-call and escalation policies on its Essentials plan. 247Monitor does not provide on-call scheduling.
Sources
Official information used in this comparison
Sources last checked 16 July 2026. Plan details and prices can change, so confirm current terms with the provider before buying.
See the editorial and comparison methodology for the review criteria and correction process.
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