Professional multi-step monitoring

UptimeEye vs Hyperping: multi-step monitoring compared

Hyperping: Uptime monitoring and status pages

Monitor complete user journeys, not just "is my site up"

Why multi-step monitoring matters:

UptimeEye tells you if customers can actually log in, check out, and complete their journey - not just whether your homepage loads.

→ Multi-step flows included from €0 (Pro: €29/month)

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14 days of Pro included, then free forever. No credit card.

Why teams switch from Hyperping to UptimeEye

5 team members and 3 status pages on Pro (€29/month) - Hyperping Essentials ($24/month billed annually, $29 monthly) includes 3 seats and 1 status page

Multi-step API flows with variable extraction - included even on the free plan

First-class cron job monitoring: 3 cron monitors free, 50 on Pro

All alert channels on every plan - Slack, Discord, Telegram, MS Teams, PagerDuty, webhooks, email

German company with EU data residency

Why multi-step flow monitoring matters

UptimeEye monitors complete user journeys, not just whether your site is "up" - catching failures before your customers do.

UptimeEye's multi-step flow

Complete user journey testing - verify every critical step

Homepage loads ✓

Add to cart ✓

Checkout completes ✓

Confirmation email sent ✓

The advantage:

Multi-step API flows with variable extraction on every plan - free (5 steps) and Pro (10 steps, €29/month)

Real-world examples:

Chain API requests and pass extracted values between steps
Test login → fetch data → submit flows end-to-end
Verify token-based authentication chains

Pricing

Starting prices of UptimeEye and Hyperping

UptimeEye:: Free, then €29/month
Hyperping:: Free, then $24/month (Essentials, billed annually)

Multi-step flows on every plan, no add-on pricing

Feature comparison

See how UptimeEye stacks up against Hyperping across monitoring capabilities, integrations, and value.

Monitoring Capabilities

Feature	UptimeEye	Hyperping
HTTP/HTTPS Monitoring
Cron Job Monitoring	3 free, 50 on Pro	Every plan, counted against the monitor limit
SSL Certificate Monitoring

Plans & Limits (UptimeEye Pro vs Hyperping Essentials)

Feature	UptimeEye	Hyperping
Monitors Included	50 + 50 cron monitors	50
Check Interval	30 seconds	30 seconds
Team Members	5	3
Status Pages	3	1

Free Plan

Feature	UptimeEye	Hyperping
Free Monitors	5 (+ 3 cron monitors)	20
Free Check Interval	5 minutes	5 minutes

Pricing & Value

Feature	UptimeEye	Hyperping
Transparent Pricing
Phone Call Alerts	Via PagerDuty integration	From Essentials
White-label Status Pages	Agency plan (€79/month)	Business plan ($249/month billed annually, $299 monthly)
EU Data Residency	Germany	Data stored in the EU

Logs & AI

Feature	UptimeEye	Hyperping
Logs next to the alert	Every plan, 1 GB free, EU-hosted	Paid plans (alpha), not yet for EU-data-residency accounts
Log retention on the free plan	1 GB / month, 3 days	Not on the free plan
MCP server	Included, 70 tools	From Essentials
Logs tools for AI assistants	5 read-only logs tools

Hyperping

30 seconds

Team Members

UptimeEye

Hyperping

Agency plan (€79/month)

Hyperping

Business plan ($249/month billed annually, $299 monthly)

EU Data Residency

UptimeEye

Step 1

Export Your Hyperping Setup

Note down your Hyperping monitors, check intervals, status pages, and alert integrations from your Hyperping dashboard.

Step 2

Recreate in UptimeEye

Create your monitors in UptimeEye in about 5 minutes. Recreate your status page, invite up to 5 team members on Pro, and set up cron monitors for your scheduled jobs.

Step 3

Run in Parallel & Switch

Keep both services running for 24-48 hours to validate. Once you confirm UptimeEye is monitoring correctly, cancel your Hyperping subscription.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about switching from Hyperping to UptimeEye.

What's the difference between Hyperping Essentials and UptimeEye Pro?

UptimeEye Pro costs €29/month and includes 5 team members and 3 status pages. Hyperping Essentials costs $24/month billed annually ($29 monthly) and includes 3 seats and 1 status page; Hyperping's Pro plan ($74/month billed annually) includes 10 seats and 3 status pages. UptimeEye Pro also includes 50 cron monitors and multi-step API flows.

Does UptimeEye offer phone call alerts like Hyperping?

UptimeEye doesn't offer native phone alerts. Instead, it integrates with PagerDuty - even on the free plan - so you can use PagerDuty's escalation policies, on-call schedules, and phone/push alerting. Hyperping includes phone call alerts from its Essentials plan.

What is multi-step flow monitoring?

Multi-step monitoring chains several HTTP requests together and can extract variables from one response to use in the next - for example login → fetch token → call API → verify result. UptimeEye includes multi-step API flows on every plan: 5 steps per flow on free, 10 steps on Pro (€29/month).

Is my monitoring data hosted in the EU?

Yes. UptimeEye is a German company with EU data residency. Hyperping also stores its data in the EU, so both work for EU-based teams - the difference is what each plan includes: seats, status pages, cron monitoring, and multi-step flows.

How long does migration from Hyperping take?

Most teams migrate in under an hour. Monitor concepts map 1:1, and UptimeEye's 5-minute setup gets your first checks running immediately. We also offer migration assistance - just contact support.

Is there a free trial?

Yes! 14 days of Pro included, then free forever. No credit card. The free plan has 5 monitors, 3 cron monitors, 1 status page, multi-step flows, and all alert channels - commercial use allowed.

This comparison is based on publicly available information as of 14 October 2026. Features and pricing may change. Please visit Hyperping's official website for the most up-to-date information. Product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.