One status page and 15 monitors are free, with no time limit. Plans start at $10 a month, or build your own from $2.
No card needed · every feature free for 14 days · then the free planChoose individual features or a ready-made plan. The builder includes required features and shows the full price. You can start with just the status page and write incidents by hand, then add monitoring when it helps.
Open an incident, post updates as you learn more, and resolve it. Subscribers hear about it by email, RSS, Discord, Microsoft Teams or Telegram.
Status page featuresCheck a website or API as often as every minute, and treat a wrong status code, missing text or a bad JSON field as down, even when the server answers.
How the checks workCheck that a port accepts connections, that a DNS record still points where it should, and that a router or appliance answers ping.
Network checksScheduled jobs check in with one request when they finish. A late check-in or a reported failure marks the job down and tells your team.
Heartbeat monitorsPublish incidents in any of twenty-two languages on one status page, with right-to-left layout where it belongs.
Multilingual pagesThe page is hosted apart from everything it monitors, so it is still there when your own site goes down.
Outage continuityChoose a plan, or pick single features in the builder and pay only for those.
A side project, or trying it out
No card, no expiry
One product, one public page
Separately $16/mo · you save $6
Several products, in more than one language
Separately $27/mo · you save $7
Pick the features, skip the rest
Incident management on its own is $3/mo
More answers on the features page.
Your account moves to the Free plan on its own: one status page on your InBrief address and fifteen monitors checked every two minutes. You never entered a card, so nothing is charged unless you choose a plan.
Yes, on Start, Pro or a custom build with subscriber updates. Visitors subscribe with their email from the page itself and hear when something goes down and when it recovers. The same updates can post to a Discord, Microsoft Teams or Telegram channel, and there is an RSS feed.
Yes, on Start, Pro or a custom build that includes it: your page answers at an address like status.yourbrand.com. On Free it lives on an InBrief address.
When the paid period ends, the account drops to Free: one public page on your InBrief address and fifteen monitors checked every two minutes. If the first charge leaves you unhappy, we refund it in full within 14 days.
Not yet. On-premises and hybrid deployments are coming soon. Today InBrief runs in our cloud, on infrastructure kept separate from the systems it monitors.
Start on the free plan. No card needed.