One screen, not five tabs.
The ten-second read on your products: what moved, what’s working and what needs you — revenue, growth, stack. When something breaks, the alert finds you on your channel: what broke, what it’s costing and where to look first.
Your stack is held together by browser tabs.
Each tool is great at one thing and blind to the rest. Stripe knows revenue dipped — not why. Your analytics knows the funnel leaked — not that an API slowdown caused it. Your monitor knows the API went down — not that it cost you three signups. Nobody connects the dots. You do, by hand, hours later.
context
—
you’re the glue
What one screen gives you —
versus what you stitch together.
| Probecast | Stack monitorUptimeRobot, Pingdom, Better Stack | AnalyticsDataFast, Plausible, PostHog, GA | Stitched by hand | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The correlation — only one screen does this | ||||
| An incident’s revenue impact, in real time | ✓ | — | — | Hours later, maybe |
| Revenue, growth & stack health on one screen, per product | ✓ | — | — | — |
| A funnel drop tied to the incident that caused it | ✓ | — | — | — |
| A live dependency map of everything you rely on | ✓ | — | — | — |
| An always-on second screen while you build | ✓ | — | — | — |
| The basics — each tool does its own slice | ||||
| Uptime & incident monitoring | ✓ | ✓ | — | Partly |
| Revenue & traffic analytics | ✓ | — | ✓ | Partly |
| Public status pages | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
Check less. Miss nothing. Understand more.
One ten-second check.
The briefing opens the day: what moved since yesterday — revenue, growth, stack — in two or three sentences, per product. Refreshed through the day. It replaces the tab loop instead of adding to it.
When it breaks, it finds you.
You don’t keep watch — a monitor has to fail twice in a row before Probecast calls it an incident, and the alert reaches your channel with what broke, what it’s costing and where to look first.
Explained, not listed.
Revenue dipped — the screen already says whether it followed an infra incident, a leaking funnel or a channel that stopped converting. The relations are computed by code, on every plan.
The tools you already use are good. They just don’t talk to each other.
DataFast is great at revenue attribution. Plausible is great at privacy-first analytics. UptimeRobot is great at uptime. Probecast doesn’t try to beat any of them at their own game — it’s the screen that makes all three talk, so you stop being the human middleware between your own tools.
And when something in the stack goes wrong, the alert arrives with context.
A monitor has to fail twice in a row before Probecast calls it an incident — one blip doesn’t page you. The alert names the product, the dependency and the region, and reaches you on email, Slack, web push or a webhook. The timeline keeps what revenue did during the window right next to the incident — and tells you when it’s over, not just when it starts.
One product. One screen.
One product, one screen: the incident, the dollars, and the funnel — at the same time.
14 days free. Scales when you do.
No DevOps team. No complex setup. Flat, predictable pricing.
- Revenue & Growth analytics
- Revenue ↔ incident correlation
- Intelligent dashboard + dependency map
- 10 catalog + 10 custom APIs · 10 websites
- 90-day history
- 3 products + 4-region websites
- The briefing, written for you
- Revenue insights, written
- Weekly digest + monthly report
- Webhook alerts
- 15 products · unlimited catalog APIs
- Incident postmortems + correlation alerts
- SLA & error budget
- Multi-region website monitoring
- Synthetic checks · Stack Pulse 1 min
- 180-day history · custom domain
Independently tested. Officially listed.
Independent penetration test by TurboPentest, and a Stripe-reviewed listing that uses read-only permissions only — Probecast can see your revenue, never touch it.