Status Inspector

What Status Inspector is

Status Inspector monitors websites, APIs, and infrastructure, sending alerts and providing public status pages for SaaS, DevOps, and technical teams. Its monitor types include website, HTTP/API, DNS, TCP, SSL, ICMP, and cron/job Heartbeat checks. Checks can run from multiple regions, with results correlated using consensus before critical alerts are triggered. HTTP/API monitors can validate timing, status, payload structure, fields, values, and logic with JSON assertions, including errors in responses that return HTTP 200. Alert rules can require consecutive failures, and notifications can go to email, Slack, Discord, Google Chat, Telegram, Pushbullet, or a webhook URL. Public pages can show selected monitors, recent uptime, and incidents. The built-in AI assistant can answer service-status questions, review incidents, and place monitors in maintenance using account data; it is included in all plans. The Free plan is listed at €0 / month and includes 20 monitors, a five-minute minimum interval, and no public API. Pro is listed at €79 a month, marked as an indicative price, coming soon and free today. When a plan limit is reached, new resources are blocked until users upgrade or remove existing ones; existing monitors and data are not deleted.

Who it suits

Status Inspector may suit SaaS, DevOps, and technical teams that need website, API, or infrastructure monitoring with alerts and status pages. Its role-based access and multiple notification options may also help teams coordinating incident response.

Limits

The Free plan includes 20 monitors, a five-minute minimum check interval, 10 notification channels, one member, two public status pages, two monitor groups, and 50 alert rules; it has no public API. Pro lists 200 monitors, a one-minute minimum interval, 50 notification channels, 10 members, 25 public status pages, 20 monitor groups, 300 alert rules, and API access up to 120 requests per minute per token. When a plan limit is reached, new resources are blocked until users upgrade or remove existing ones; existing monitors and data remain.

Getting started

1. Open the Status Inspector website.
2. Choose the Free plan or review the Pro and Enterprise options.
3. Use the documentation for monitor setup, alerts, integrations, public pages, or the REST API.
4. Configure monitors and notification channels for the services you want to track.

Verdict

Status Inspector combines multiple monitor types, detailed API assertions, alerts, and public status pages. The Free plan has clear limits, while Pro is listed at €79 a month as an indicative offer marked coming soon and free today.