The Hyperping Alternative with Monitors as Code

All-in-one monitoring, status pages, and on-call from a bootstrapped French team. DevHelm gives you 2.5× the monitors per dollar, first-party dev tools, and dependency intelligence.

Switch to DevHelm if you want 2.5× more monitors per dollar, first-party CLI + Terraform + SDKs, and dependency intelligence.
Stay with Hyperping if built-in on-call scheduling, Playwright checks, or EU data hosting are non-negotiable requirements.
DevHelm
Hyperping
Free monitors
50
20
Monitors at ~$29/mo
250 (Pro)
50 (Essentials)
Monitors-as-code
YAML + Terraform + CLI
API + community Terraform
MCP server
Yes (first-party)
Yes (first-party)
Dependency intel
80+ vendors
No
Browser / Playwright checks
No
Yes (Essentials+)
On-call scheduling
No
Built-in (Essentials+)
Phone / SMS alerts
Soon
SMS: Essentials+ · Phone: Pro+
Probe regions
4
18
EU hosting
US-hosted
EU-native (Frankfurt)

Why Teams Switch to DevHelm

The three differences that matter most.

monitors:
- name: api-prod
url: https://api.example.com
interval: 60s

First-party infrastructure as code

Hyperping has a Terraform provider, but it's community-built by Develeap — not maintained by the Hyperping team. DevHelm ships an official Terraform provider, a 73-command CLI, a YAML config format, and a GitHub Action — all first-party and available on every tier including Free.

You — any incidents this morning?
DevHelm — 2 active, 1 acked.

MCP plus the complete developer surface

Hyperping ships its own MCP server — credit where it's due. The DevHelm difference is MCP alongside a first-party CLI with 73 commands, an official Terraform provider, Python and JS SDKs, and a GitHub Action. Hyperping's dev tooling beyond the API and MCP endpoint is community-maintained by Develeap.

Stripe API● DEGRADED
GitHub Actions● OK
Cloudflare● OK

Dependency reliability intel

Tracks Stripe, GitHub, Cloudflare, AWS, and 80+ vendors. When 'is it us?' comes up at 3 a.m., you have the answer.

Stack replacement

Two products folded into one

Hyperping Pro (annual)

Total$74/mo

DevHelm

DevHelm · Pro$29/mo
  • 250 monitors at 30-second checks (vs 100 on Hyperping Pro)
  • 2 branded status pages with custom domain
  • PagerDuty + OpsGenie + Slack + Discord + webhook alerts
  • CLI + Terraform + Python SDK + JS SDK + GitHub Action
  • Dependency intelligence across 80+ vendor services

2.5× the monitors at 39% of the cost. Route on-call through PagerDuty or OpsGenie — included on DevHelm Pro.

Pricing, Side by Side

Hyperping prices reflect annual billing (2 months free). Monthly: $29/$89/$299.

Year-1 cost example

100 monitors, 30-second checks, branded status page

DevHelm

$348/yr

Hyperping

$888/yr

You save

Save $540/yr — with 150 monitors to spare

DevHelm

Recommended
  • Free$0/mo

    50 monitors · 5-min checks · custom-domain status page · CLI + Terraform + SDKs

  • Starter$12/mo

    75 monitors · 1-min checks · 3 team members

  • Pro$29/mo

    250 monitors · 30-sec checks · 10 team members · 2 branded status pages

  • Business$249/mo

    2,000 monitors · unlimited white-label status pages · unlimited team

Hyperping

  • Free$0/mo

    20 monitors · 5-min checks · 1 basic status page · 1 seat

  • Essentials$24/mo

    50 monitors · 30-sec checks · 1 status page · 2 seats

    Annual billing. Monthly: $29/mo

  • Pro$74/mo

    100 monitors · 30-sec checks · 3 status pages · 5 seats · phone alerts

    Annual billing. Monthly: $89/mo

  • Business$249/mo

    1,000 monitors · 20-sec checks · 10 status pages · 15 seats · SAML SSO

    Annual billing. Monthly: $299/mo

Pricing as of July 5, 2026.

Full Feature Comparison

Every capability, side by side.

Monitoring

FeatureDevHelmHyperping
Free monitors included5020
Monitors on ~$29/mo plan250 (Pro)50 (Essentials)
Fastest check interval30s (Pro, $29)20s (Business, $249)
HTTP / DNS / TCP / ICMP / Heartbeat
MCP Server monitoring
Browser / Playwright checks

Developer Experience

FeatureDevHelmHyperping
Config-as-code (YAML in repo)
First-party CLI
First-party Terraform providerCommunity (Develeap)
First-party Python / JS SDKsCommunity Python only
MCP server for AI agents
GitHub Action

Alerting & Incidents

FeatureDevHelmHyperping
Slack / Discord / webhook / email
PagerDuty / OpsGenie
SMS alertsSoonEssentials+ (credit-based)
Phone-call alertsSoonPro+ ($74)
On-call scheduling & escalationBuilt-in (Essentials+)
Dependency-aware correlation

Status Pages

FeatureDevHelmHyperping
Custom domain on Free tier
Branded status pages fromPro ($29)Essentials ($24)
White-label (remove branding)Business ($249)Business ($249)
Subscriber notificationsPro+ (email)Essentials+ (email, Slack, SMS)
Password-protected pagesSoon

Platform & Compliance

FeatureDevHelmHyperping
Probe regions418
Data hostingUSEU (Frankfurt, GDPR)
Server monitoring agent
SAML SSOEnterprise (planned)Business ($249)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is DevHelm a direct Hyperping replacement?▾
For uptime monitoring and status pages, yes — and you get 2.5× the monitors per dollar. DevHelm adds an official CLI, Terraform provider, SDKs, and dependency intelligence. Hyperping leads on built-in on-call, Playwright browser checks, and EU hosting.
How does pricing compare?▾
Hyperping Pro is $74/mo (annual) for 100 monitors. DevHelm Pro is $29/mo for 250 monitors at 30-second checks. At the free tier, DevHelm offers 50 monitors vs Hyperping's 20.
Does Hyperping have a CLI or Terraform provider?▾
No official CLI. Hyperping's Terraform provider and Python SDK are community-built by Develeap, not maintained by Hyperping. DevHelm ships a first-party CLI (73 commands), Terraform provider, Python SDK, JS SDK, GitHub Action, and MCP server on every tier.
Can I migrate from Hyperping?▾
Yes, but there is no one-click importer. Export monitors via Hyperping's REST API, recreate them as DevHelm YAML or Terraform, and deploy with `devhelm deploy -f devhelm.yml --yes`. Most teams run both tools in parallel for 48 hours before cutting over. On-call schedules can route through PagerDuty or OpsGenie during transition.