Hyperping costs $0/mo free (20 monitors, 5-minute checks), then $29/mo for Essentials ($24 billed yearly), $89/mo for Pro ($74 yearly) and $299/mo for Business ($249 yearly). Extra seats cost $7–$12/mo each on top.
Plans
Free — $0/mo. 20 monitors, 5-minute checks, 1 basic status page, 1 server agent, 1 seat
Essentials — $29/mo. 50 monitors, 30-second checks, 2 seats, 5 server agents, 3 browser checks, status page on your own domain
Pro — $89/mo. 100 monitors, 30-second checks, 5 seats, 20 server agents, 10 browser checks, 3 status pages, phone call alerts
Business — $299/mo. 1,000 monitors, 20-second checks, 15 seats, 100 server agents, 25 browser checks, SAML SSO, unlimited status pages
Free tier
Hyperping's Free plan is $0 forever: 20 monitors on 5-minute checks, 1 basic status page, 1 server agent and 1 seat, with unlimited alert recipients.
What to watch out for
Seats are capped per plan and charged individually beyond the cap: an extra user is $7/mo on Essentials, $9/mo on Pro and $12/mo on Business, so a growing rota inflates the bill without adding a single monitor.
The 20-second check interval exists only on Business at $299/mo; every cheaper paid plan stops at 30 seconds and the free plan at five minutes.
Annual billing is advertised as two months free, so the headline monthly numbers are roughly 17% above what an annual commitment actually costs.
Status pages on your own domain with SSL start on Essentials at $29/mo, but on-call escalations and phone-call alerting are split across tiers rather than bundled into that entry price.