Honest comparisons.
Probecast is monitoring plus monthly client reports for devs and agencies who ship projects for other people. It watches websites, APIs, cron jobs, TCP ports, browser flows and public MCP servers from 4 regions, groups everything by client and ends each month in a white-label report — with an API, a CLI and an MCP server so your coding agent can manage monitors too. Every page below includes the section most comparison pages skip: when the other tool is the better choice.
Probecast vs UptimeRobot
The best-known uptime monitor, with a generous free tier and a simple promise: know when your site is down.
Probecast vs Pingdom
SolarWinds' veteran monitoring product: uptime, transactions and real user monitoring for a company's own sites.
Probecast vs Better Stack
A modern observability platform: uptime monitoring, incident management, on-call scheduling, status pages and log management for teams running their own infrastructure.
Probecast vs Checkly
Developer-first synthetic monitoring: Playwright-based browser checks and API checks, managed as code from the CLI and CI.
Probecast vs Uptime Kuma
A much-loved open-source, self-hosted monitoring tool: install it on your own server and watch anything, free.
Probecast vs AgencyAnalytics
A client reporting platform for marketing agencies: SEO, PPC, social and email dashboards assembled into branded client reports.
Probecast vs StatusGator
An aggregator of official status pages: one dashboard and one alert stream for the published status of thousands of cloud services.