OneUptime Alternative for Status Pages + Monitoring

Open-source all-in-one observability with status pages, on-call, and per-monitor cloud pricing. DevHelm is managed uptime monitoring with flat tiers, monitors-as-code, and no 16 GB RAM stack to operate.

Switch to DevHelm if you want managed SaaS with flat monitor tiers, monitors-as-code, or cannot justify self-hosting a 16 GB observability stack.
Stay with OneUptime if open-source all-in-one observability, self-hosting, or Playwright synthetics + built-in on-call in one platform are non-negotiable.
DevHelm
OneUptime
Open source + self-host
Managed SaaS only
Apache 2.0, Docker/Helm
50 active monitors (cloud)
$0 (Free tier)
~$50/mo ($1/monitor)
Ops burden
Fully managed SaaS
Self-host: 16 GB RAM + 3 DBs
Monitors-as-code
YAML + CLI + Terraform + SDKs
Terraform + API (Growth $22+)
Webhook alerts (cloud free)
Free tier ($0)
Coming Soon
Dependency intel
80+ vendors
Not available
On-call scheduling
No (use PagerDuty/OpsGenie)
Built-in (Growth $22/mo)
All-in-one observability
Uptime + status pages
Logs + traces + APM + errors
Playwright / browser checks
Not available
Built-in synthetics
Probe regions
4 managed regions
7 global locations

Why Teams Switch to DevHelm

The three differences that matter most.

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

Monitors-as-code beyond Terraform alone

OneUptime ships an official Terraform provider and REST API on Growth+ — credit where it's due. DevHelm adds a 73-command CLI, Python and JS/TS SDKs, a GitHub Action, and monitors-as-YAML you commit to your repo. OneUptime's developer surface stops at Terraform and API calls — no first-party CLI or SDK workflow for uptime config.

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

MCP server for AI agents

Cursor, Claude Desktop, and other MCP clients can query incidents, create monitors, and ack alerts directly.

Stripe API● DEGRADED
GitHub Actions● OK
Cloudflare● OK

Know when it's them, not you

OneUptime alerts when your monitors fail — same as any uptime tool. DevHelm correlates against live dependency status across 80+ vendors and can surface upstream outages on your status page, cutting duplicate alerts during AWS or Cloudflare incidents.

Stack replacement

Two products folded into one

Today's self-hosted stack

  • OneUptime · Self-hosted (Community)$0 software
    pricing
  • Server / K8s cluster · 16 GB RAM, 8 cores$40–80/mo
    pricing
  • Your ops time · DB backups, daily upgradesUnpriced
Total$40–80/mo + your time

DevHelm

DevHelm · Pro$29/mo
  • 250 monitors at 30-second checks across 4 regions
  • 2 branded status pages with custom domain
  • PagerDuty + OpsGenie + Slack + webhook alerts
  • Monitors as YAML + Terraform + CLI + SDKs
  • Dependency-aware alert correlation across 80+ vendors
  • No PostgreSQL, Redis, or ClickHouse to operate

Uptime monitoring and status pages without self-hosting a full observability platform.

Pricing, Side by Side

OneUptime cloud prices as of July 2026. Active monitors: $1/mo each on all tiers. Growth: $22/mo. Scale: $99/mo. Self-hosted Community edition: $0 software.

Year-1 cost example

50 active monitors, custom-domain status page, on-call rotations, Slack alerts

DevHelm

$348/yr (Pro at $29/mo)

OneUptime

$864/yr (50 × $1/mo monitors + Growth $22/mo)

You save

DevHelm Pro saves ~$516/yr on monitors alone — but no built-in on-call; route through PagerDuty or OpsGenie

DevHelm

Recommended
  • Free$0/mo

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

  • Starter$12/mo

    75 monitors · 1-min checks · custom-domain status page · all alert channels

  • Pro$29/mo

    250 monitors · 30-sec checks · 2 branded status pages · email subscribers · PagerDuty + OpsGenie

  • Team$79/mo

    500 monitors · 25 seats · 5 status pages · password-protected pages

OneUptime

  • Free (cloud)$0/mo

    1 status page · 100 subscribers · custom domain · unlimited manual monitors · active monitors $1/mo each · no API

  • Growth$22/mo

    Unlimited status pages + subscribers · on-call · API access · private pages · 5,000+ integrations

  • Scale$99/mo

    SSO/SAML · unlimited teams · advanced RBAC · 99.99% SLA · multi-cloud deployment

  • Self-hosted$0 software

    Full Community edition · Apache 2.0 · you operate Postgres + Redis + ClickHouse · 16 GB RAM recommended

Pricing as of July 5, 2026.

Full Feature Comparison

Every capability, side by side.

Monitoring

FeatureDevHelmOneUptime
Free / entry monitors included50 (flat)~$1/monitor/mo (cloud)
Monitors at ~$29/mo equivalent250 (Pro)~29 monitors at $1 + Growth $22
Fastest check interval30s on $29 Pro1s advertised (cloud)
HTTP / API / TCP / DNS / ICMP
Heartbeat / cron monitoring
Playwright / browser synthetics
MCP Server monitoring
Probe regions47 global locations
Private network / internal probes

Developer Experience

FeatureDevHelmOneUptime
Monitors as YAML in your repo
First-party Terraform provider
First-party CLI73 commands, all tiers
First-party SDKs (Python + JS)
MCP server for AI agents
GitHub Action for CI/CD
Public REST APIAll tiersGrowth+ ($22/mo) on cloud

Alerting & Incidents

FeatureDevHelmOneUptime
Webhook alertsFree tier ($0)Coming Soon
Slack / Discord / PagerDuty / Teams
Built-in on-call scheduling
SMS / phone-call alertsComing soon (Team+)$0.10/SMS or $0.10/min
Incident management workflowsVia status pages + policiesBuilt-in platform
Dependency-aware alert correlation

Status Pages

FeatureDevHelmOneUptime
Status page on Free1, custom domain1, custom domain (100 subscribers)
Unlimited subscribersNo per-subscriber feesGrowth+ ($22/mo)
Private / password-protected pagesTeam ($79/mo)Growth ($22/mo)
Auto-update from monitor state
Incident timelines + maintenance
Postmortem notes

Platform

FeatureDevHelmOneUptime
Open source + self-hostApache 2.0
Managed SaaS (no ops)Cloud option
Logs + traces + APM
SAML SSOBusiness ($249/mo)Scale ($99/mo)
Dependency intelligence80+ vendor servicesNot available
SOC 2 Type II

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is DevHelm a OneUptime alternative?▾
For uptime monitoring and status pages, yes. DevHelm bundles custom-domain status pages with flat-tier monitor pricing and monitors-as-code on every tier including Free. OneUptime is a broader open-source observability platform — logs, traces, APM, on-call, and incident management included. Switch to DevHelm when managed SaaS and IaC workflows matter more than self-hosting the full stack.
How does OneUptime cloud pricing compare to DevHelm?▾
OneUptime charges $1/monitor/month for active automated checks on every cloud tier, plus Growth ($22/mo) for on-call, unlimited status pages, and API access. Fifty monitors cost ~$50/mo before platform fees. DevHelm Free includes 50 monitors at $0 with a custom-domain status page; Pro covers 250 monitors at 30-second intervals for $29/mo flat.
Can I self-host DevHelm like OneUptime?▾
No. DevHelm is managed SaaS only — external probing from 4 regions with no server to patch or database to back up. OneUptime is Apache 2.0 and self-hostable, but production deployments need PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse, and docs recommend 16 GB RAM and 8 CPU cores. DevHelm trades self-hosting control for zero ops burden.
When is OneUptime the better choice?▾
OneUptime fits when you want an open-source all-in-one stack — monitoring, status pages, on-call, logs, and traces in one product — and you're willing to self-host or pay per-monitor on cloud. It's also the pick for Playwright synthetic checks and built-in on-call at $22/mo Growth. DevHelm is stronger when you need flat monitor pricing, YAML-in-git workflows, dependency intelligence, and managed multi-region probing without operating the platform yourself.
Can I migrate from OneUptime to DevHelm?▾
Yes, but there is no one-click importer. Export monitors and status page components via OneUptime's API (Growth+ on cloud), recreate them as DevHelm YAML or Terraform, validate with `devhelm validate`, and deploy with `devhelm deploy -f devhelm.yml --yes`. Run both tools in parallel for 48 hours before cutting over DNS and notification routing.