Customers shouldn't be your monitoring.
Find out from an alert, not a support ticket.
Open-source uptime & server monitoring
Know before your customers do.
Monitor websites, APIs, cron jobs and Linux servers. Get alerted in Slack, email or Telegram, and keep customers informed with a status page.
Free plan · No credit card · Cloud or self-hosted · AGPL-3.0
Status page: Partial outage
app.pulsy.org / overviewSample data
Pulsy / Monitor overviewDEMO DATA
HTTP · GET
api.example.com/checkout
Response trace200–240 ms / HTTP 503
Illustrative timeline. Check interval, failure threshold, and delivery affect alert timing.
Alerts where your team already worksSlackDiscordTelegramEmailWebhooksWhatsApp (Team)GitHub ★5 languages
Why Pulsy
Alerts need context.
What failed, when, and who was notified, on one timeline.
Silence creates tickets.
A status page answers "is it down?" before anyone asks.
Built for your day
SaaS & indie makers
Watch checkout, APIs and background jobs.
Explore use caseAgencies & freelancers
Every client site, one dashboard, a status page per client.
Explore use caseDevOps & sysadmins
Website checks and Linux CPU, RAM and disk in one incident view.
Explore use caseSelf-hosters
AGPL, Docker Compose, every feature, no license key.
Explore use caseHow it works
- 01
Add a URL or install the agent
Start with a website, API, heartbeat, or Linux host.
- 02
Define what healthy means
Use response, content, latency, certificate, or resource rules.
- 03
Get alerted, then update customers
Incidents group failures and status pages keep everyone informed.
Everything you need
Uptime & API checks
HTTP methods, JSON and content rules, slow responses.
Linux server health
CPU, RAM, disk and load with a clear threshold view.
Incidents, not noise
Grouped failures, acknowledgement, notes and escalation.
Status pages
Uptime bars, custom domains and subscriber updates.
Cron & heartbeats
Know when a job silently stops.
SSL, DNS & TCP
Certificate-expiry countdowns and network checks.
Also included: tags & saved views · templates · maintenance windows · import/export · Prometheus metrics · dark mode · 5 languages
Choose your path
Pulsy Cloud
We run it, you start in minutes.
Start monitoring freeSelf-hosted
Free forever on your infrastructure.
shell
cp .env.example .env
make start
Pulsy Cloud
Free
$0/mo
- 10 monitors
- 5-min checks
- 30 days history
- 1 default-domain status page
- 1 seat
Pro
Recommended$12/mo
- Everything in Free, plus:
- 50 monitors
- 30-s checks
- 390 days history
- 5 custom-domain status pages
- Priority support
Team
$39/mo
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- 200 monitors
- 730 days history
- 25 status pages
- 10 seats
- Read/write API & WhatsApp alerts
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Questions
Yes. Pulsy Cloud has a Free plan with 10 monitors. The signup flow does not ask for payment details.
Cloud is hosted and ready in minutes. Self-hosting runs the same feature set on your infrastructure with Docker Compose and no license key.
Websites and APIs, DNS, TCP, cron or job heartbeats, TLS certificates, and Linux server health through the agent.
Email, webhooks, Slack, Discord and Telegram are available. Alerts follow the checks and incident rules you configure.
Cloud data is stored by the Pulsy Cloud service. Self-hosted data stays in the PostgreSQL instance you operate.
Yes. Export your existing monitor details, review the redacted file, and import them into Pulsy.
Start monitoring in minutes.
Free plan. Cloud or self-hosted.
Free plan · Cloud or self-hosted · AGPL-3.0