Hyperping

Hyperping SAS describes itself in its terms as a company incorporated under French law, registered on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris. The product covers three jobs: finding the outage, alerting the right person and telling customers.

The pricing page shows a free tier and three paid tiers billed in US dollars, with a status page included at every level.

Status pages with subscribers

Plans differ in how many pages and subscribers they allow: one basic page on Free, one page with a custom domain and 100 subscribers on Essentials, three public or private pages with SMS subscribers on Pro, and ten pages with white labeling on Business.

A separate status page builder is listed for matching the page to your brand.

From check to page

The product navigation lists uptime, server, cron and SSL monitoring, logs, and browser checks that test sign-ins and checkouts with Playwright. Alerting, on-call and incident management sit in the same account as the status page.

The paid plans include an AI assistant, currently marked alpha, that answers questions and investigates incidents.

Seats and usage

Paid plans include a number of seats (3, 10 and 20) and charge for additional users, and logs are billed per GB beyond the included volume. That makes costs predictable for small teams and variable for log-heavy ones.

Limitations to Consider

Prices are listed in US dollars, which matters for budgets in euro or sterling. The free status page is basic, and a custom domain starts on Essentials. Subscribers are capped at 100 on Essentials and 1,000 on Pro, and extra seats are charged. Where data is stored is not stated on the pages reviewed, so ask for the data processing terms.

Who Should Use Hyperping

SaaS and agency teams that want one French vendor for checks, on-call and status communication and can manage a subscription in dollars.