Pulseboard
Uptime monitoring · Web app
Uptime monitoring with status pages built in.
Pulseboard checks your websites, APIs, SSL certificates and scheduled jobs from six regions, as often as every 30 seconds. Before it alerts anyone, a failed check is repeated from two other regions, and each incident records which regions failed and the error they saw.
- Check regions
- 6
- Fastest interval
- 30 s
- Free monitors
- 5
How it works
Getting started
1
Add what you want watched
Paste a URL, hostname or cron schedule. Pulseboard suggests sensible checks: status code, response time and certificate expiry.
2
Choose who hears about it
Connect email, Slack, Teams or a webhook and decide which monitors alert which people, at which hours.
3
Publish a status page
Group monitors into components and publish them on status.yourdomain.com. Incidents update the page as they happen.
01
Multi-region checks
A failure in one region is retried from two others before anyone is paged. That cuts most false alarms caused by a single bad network path.
- HTTP(S) with status, keyword and JSON-path assertions
- TCP, ping and DNS record checks
- SSL expiry warnings at 30, 14 and 3 days
- Cron and heartbeat monitors for background jobs
02
Alert routing and on-call
Route alerts by monitor, tag or time of day. Escalate to a second person if nobody acknowledges within the window you set.
- Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams and outgoing webhooks
- On-call schedules with weekly or custom rotations
- Escalation policies (Business plan)
- Maintenance windows that silence planned downtime
03
Public status pages
Publish a status page on your own domain. Components update from monitor results automatically, and you post incident notes from the same screen.
- Custom domain with automatic TLS
- Email subscriptions for incident updates
- 90-day uptime history per component
- Private, password-protected pages for internal tools
Works with
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Webhooks
- REST API
- Terraform provider
- Google Workspace SSO
- Microsoft Entra ID
Pricing
Pulseboard pricing
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Prices are in USD and exclude applicable taxes.
Free
For a personal site or side project.
- 5 monitors
- 5-minute check interval
- Email alerts
- 1 status page on a techglobe subdomain
- 30 days of check history
Team
RecommendedFor small teams running production services.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Start 14-day trial- 50 monitors
- 1-minute check interval
- Slack, Microsoft Teams and webhook alerts
- Status page on a custom domain
- Cron and heartbeat monitoring
- 1 year of check history
- 5 team members
Business
For companies with on-call rotations.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Start 14-day trial- 250 monitors
- 30-second check interval
- On-call schedules and escalation policies
- 3 status pages, private status pages
- SSO with Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID
- 2 years of check history
- Unlimited team members
FAQ
Common questions.
Something else? See the Pulseboard help guide or email support@techglobellc.com.
What counts as a monitor?
Each URL, host, certificate or heartbeat you check is one monitor, no matter how many regions run the check.
Do you charge for SMS or phone alerts?
Pulseboard does not send SMS or voice calls. Alerts go out by email, chat integrations and webhooks, which you can connect to your own paging provider.
Can I change plans later?
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated. Downgrades apply at the start of your next billing period.
What happens when the trial ends?
If you haven't chosen a paid plan, the workspace moves to the Free plan. Monitors above the Free limit are paused, not deleted.
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