Pingify monitors uptime, SSL, DNS, keywords and cron jobs with 1-minute checks and 7 alert channels. Plans from $12/year with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Pingify is a hosted monitoring service for websites, APIs and scheduled jobs. It watches public-facing services from outside the customer's own infrastructure and sends alerts when a check fails, so teams learn about problems before customers report them.
The company behind it is Nerkom technology s.r.o., and the site says the service is made and hosted in the EU. It cites more than 100 founders and teams as users.
A user adds a service, such as a website, API endpoint, DNS record, SSL certificate, keyword check or cron heartbeat. Next, they choose which people and channels receive downtime, recovery, expiry or failed-job alerts. Pingify then runs the checks, with one-minute intervals available.
When a monitor fails, the alert includes the failing endpoint, status code, response time and alert channel history. Each alert also shows the failure type and recovery status, which helps the person on call decide what to do.
Monitoring covers uptime and HTTP checks (status codes, latency, redirects, page content), keyword checks, ping, SSL expiry and DNS record changes. Cron monitoring detects missed heartbeats from backups, imports, queues and reports before silent failures pile up.
Alerts reach email, SMS, iOS push, Slack, Telegram, Pushover and webhooks. Pingify also provides hosted status pages, an iPhone app for checking monitors, and free tools: a website-down checker, an uptime calculator and a crontab generator.
Pingify is a website monitoring service that checks uptime, HTTP status, keywords, SSL certificates, DNS records, ping and cron jobs. It sends alerts when a check fails. It also offers hosted status pages.
Lite costs $12 per year, Essentials costs $4 per month and Pro costs $9 per month. All prices exclude VAT. Each plan begins with a 14-day trial.
Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required. The site does not list a permanent free plan.
Pingify checks at one-minute intervals, and the site says this applies to every plan. Each monitor has its own interval, notification preferences and incident history.
Pingify supports email, SMS, iOS push, Slack, Telegram, Pushover and webhooks. An iPhone app also provides push alerts and monitor checks.
Yes, but only on Essentials and Pro. Cron monitoring detects missed heartbeats from scheduled tasks, and DNS monitoring detects record changes. The Lite plan excludes both.
Yes. Hosted status pages are included on the Essentials and Pro plans, and not on Lite. They let teams share service status with customers or internal stakeholders.
Its low prices, quick setup and one-minute checks suit small sites and teams. The Lite plan covers a landing page or side project, while Essentials covers 10 production monitors with a status page.