Probecast vs Hyperping
Monitoring, status pages and on-call in one platform: HTTP, browser, cron, TCP and DNS checks, with escalation by Slack, SMS or phone call.
The short version
Hyperping is a tidy all-in-one for a team running its own product: fast checks, status pages and on-call rotations. Probecast is for the dev or agency answering for many client projects: monitors grouped by client, revenue and support beside uptime and a monthly client report. Your own product with on-call, pick Hyperping; a portfolio of client work, pick Probecast.
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 client report (from Pro; white-label on Agency) — with an API, a CLI and an MCP server so your coding agent can manage monitors too.
What each one does.
Check types
Hyperping
HTTP and API, SSL, cron and heartbeats, Playwright browser checks, TCP, ping, DNS and keyword
Probecast
Websites, APIs, heartbeats, TCP, SSL and domain expiry, browser flows (Agency) and public MCP servers
Check interval
Hyperping
Down to 30 seconds on paid plans, 20 on the top plan
Probecast
From 10 minutes on Indie down to 1 minute on Agency
On-call and escalation
Hyperping
Yes — rotations, escalation policies, SMS and phone calls
Probecast
Alerts to email, Slack, web push and webhooks; no on-call rotations
Status pages
Hyperping
Branded, on your own domain, private pages with SSO
Probecast
Per client, your brand; password protection on Agency
Client reports
Hyperping
Reporting dashboard, CSV export and weekly reports
Probecast
Monthly client report from Pro, white-label on Agency, frozen when final
White-label
Hyperping
On the top plan
Probecast
On Agency; Pro reports carry the independence seal
Revenue and support beside uptime
Hyperping
Focused on availability and response
Probecast
Stripe, Shopify and WooCommerce revenue lined up with incidents (from Pro); helpdesk counts per client on Agency
API, CLI and MCP for coding agents
Hyperping
REST API, Terraform and an MCP server
Probecast
REST API, CLI and MCP server
Capabilities checked November 2026 · Hyperping details from public materials — tell us if something is out of date
Hyperping pricing
Free tier, then plans by monitor count with seats and status-page domains included; extra seats priced per seat. Pricing on hyperping.com.
Probecast pricing
Basic (free) · Indie $10 · Pro $50 · Agency $250/mo flat for up to 25 clients and 10 team seats.
When Hyperping is the better choice
- You run your own product and need on-call rotations with phone escalation.
- Sub-minute checks are a requirement.
- One polished status page for your product is the main deliverable.
When Probecast is the better choice
- You answer to many clients and each needs its own status page and monthly report.
- You want revenue and support context beside each incident.
- Your clients depend on third-party providers you would rather not configure one by one.
Is Hyperping faster?
Yes — Hyperping checks down to 30 seconds on paid plans; Probecast goes down to 1 minute on Agency. For most client sites one minute is enough. If seconds matter, Hyperping is the better fit.
Do both have an MCP server?
Yes. Hyperping's lets an AI assistant query uptime. Probecast's lets a coding agent create monitors per client and read incidents, with idempotent writes so a retried call never duplicates a monitor.
See it with your own projects.
Start free with one project — or add a monitor from the terminal with npx probecast.
Hyperping is a trademark of its owner. Probecast is not affiliated with and does not endorse or disparage Hyperping; this page reflects public information as of November 2026 and both products evolve. Found an error? Tell us at probecast.io/contact and we will fix it.