Kawze vs UptimeRobot
Budget-friendly uptime checker popular with solo developers and small teams.
UptimeRobot is one of the longest-running names in low-cost uptime monitoring, known for a generous-looking free tier and a very low entry price. Since late 2024 its free plan is restricted to personal, non-commercial use, which is where Kawze differs most directly.
Free plan, side by side
Cheapest paid plan, side by side
Worth knowing
- Free plan's terms restrict it to personal, non-commercial use as of late 2024
- Sub-60-second checking is gated behind the top Enterprise tier
- Entry paid plan includes only 10 monitors, a fifth of Kawze's 50, at a similar price point
Frequently asked questions
Is UptimeRobot still free for commercial use?
No. Since late 2024 UptimeRobot's free plan is restricted to personal, non-commercial monitoring - if you're monitoring a business site or product, you need a paid plan. Kawze's free tier has no such restriction.
What is the best UptimeRobot alternative for businesses?
Kawze is a straightforward option if you need a free tier that's actually usable commercially: 10 monitors, 5-minute checks, and full HTTP method/header/auth support, with no personal-use restriction.
Try Kawze free
10 monitors, all HTTP methods and auth included, no credit card required.
Figures on this page reflect publicly available pricing and feature information as of July 2026, sourced from uptimerobot.com/pricing. Pricing and features change - please verify directly with UptimeRobot before making a decision. Kawze figures reflect our current published pricing at kawze.com/pricing.