HostTracker
6.9#13 in synthetic monitoringFrom $49 a yearFree planWebAPI
VisitHostTracker vs Pingdom
What both publish
| Fact | HostTracker | Pingdom |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | The company lists 15 alert channels, including email, SMS, voice call, webhooks, Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, Telegram, Discord and web push. | Incident alerts can be sent by SMS, email, push notification, or webhook, and Pingdom performs a second check before alerting to filter false positives. |
| Intended users | HostTracker says it is built for web agencies, hosting resellers and webmasters responsible for multiple domains. | Pingdom describes use cases for digital marketers, web hosting providers, and web developers. |
| Status pages | Every plan includes public status pages with incidents, maintenance windows, email subscribers and an embeddable uptime badge. | Public status pages are included in all plans and can show current status and historical data. |
| Support | The about page says the HostTracker team owns customer support and identifies technical support as part of founder Artem Prysyazhnuk's role. | The site links to customer support and support tickets and lists a sales contact phone number. |
HostTracker plans
- 30-Days Free TrialFree
- FreeFree
- Personal$5 a month
- Solo$9 a month
- Personal$49 a year
- Solo$99 a year
Pingdom plans
- Real User Monitoring$16.50 a month
- Synthetic Monitoring$16.50 a month
- Real User Monitoring annual calculator$198 a year
- Synthetic Monitoring annual calculator$198 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick HostTracker if…
HostTracker is aimed at web agencies, hosting resellers, and webmasters managing multiple domains. Its API and developer tools may also suit teams integrating monitoring into their workflows.
Pick Pingdom if…
Pingdom suits digital marketers, web developers, and hosting providers needing uptime, speed, transaction, or real-user monitoring. It also fits teams that need many alert channels and public status pages.