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SiteGuardian vs Hyperping. When a status page is part of what you buy.
Hyperping is the lightweight European uptime + status-page product. The free tier ships 1 monitor; paid plans start low and ship 1-minute probes and a public status page on every paid tier. SiteGuardian is the simpler paid product for the founder who only wants one loud email per outage.
- Hyperping ships a public status page on every paid plan. SiteGuardian deliberately does not.
- Per-URL slow threshold is a SiteGuardian default. Hyperping has only a global response-time check.
- 1-minute probe cadence on every Hyperping paid plan — same as SiteGuardian Pro.
- Plain dollars on SiteGuardian, not the equivalent in EUR with US-card FX swings.
- Built for one founder, one inbox, one storefront.
When Hyperping is the right fit
Hyperping is the right fit when you need a public status page plus 1-minute cadence and a single-monitor free tier is enough to start.
When SiteGuardian is the right fit
SiteGuardian is the right fit when 4+ URLs matter, the cost is flat dollars, and a status page is not on the buying list.
Feature-by-feature
Where each one differs, side by side.
The rows below are the axes a small shop should care about most when choosing a monitor. Anything outside this list is something most small shops do not use.
| Feature | SiteGuardian | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Probe cadence (paid) | Every minute (Pro) | Every minute |
| Probe cadence (free tier) | Every minute, 1 monitor only | |
| Public status page | ||
| Custom slow threshold per URL | ||
| Pricing model (paid) | $19/mo Starter, $39/mo Pro, $299 once Lifetime | From $7/mo annually |
| Alert destination | One inbox | Email, Slack, SMS, webhooks |
| Best fit | Small shop | Small team + status page buyer |
| AI-powered root cause | Not yet available | Not yet available |
Pricing, line by line
Hyperping’s real public pricing, next to SiteGuardian’s.
Each row is one tier the competitor publishes on their pricing page, plus SiteGuardian Starter / Pro / Lifetime. The verification trail below the table names the source URL and the date we re-checked it.
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
SiteGuardianSiteGuardian Starter | $19/month | 1 site, 10 URLs, every-5-min probes |
SiteGuardianSiteGuardian Pro | $39/month | 3 sites, 50 URLs, every-1-min probes |
SiteGuardianSiteGuardian Lifetime | $299 once | 1 site, 50 URLs, every-5-min probes, all future updates included |
CompetitorHyperping Free | $0/month | 1 monitor, 1-min cadence, status page |
CompetitorHyperping Starter | From $7/month (annual) | 5 monitors, 1-min cadence, status page |
CompetitorHyperping Growth | From $20/month (annual) | 25 monitors, 1-min cadence, status page, SMS |
Verification trail
- SiteGuardian — SiteGuardian Starter: https://siteguardian.app/pricingverified 2026-07-17
- SiteGuardian — SiteGuardian Pro: https://siteguardian.app/pricingverified 2026-07-17
- SiteGuardian — SiteGuardian Lifetime: https://siteguardian.app/pricingverified 2026-07-17
- Hyperping — Hyperping Free: https://hyperping.io/pricingverified 2026-07-19
- Hyperping — Hyperping Starter: https://hyperping.io/pricingverified 2026-07-19
- Hyperping — Hyperping Growth: https://hyperping.io/pricingverified 2026-07-19
Honest pros & cons
What each tool genuinely does well — and where it’s rough.
Hyperping
Pros
- Free single-monitor tier with 1-minute cadence.
- Public status page on every paid plan.
- Lightweight product surface from a small team in France.
Rough edges
- Per-check pricing climbs past $20/mo as you add URLs.
- No per-URL slow thresholds.
- EUR pricing exposes the shop to FX swings.
SiteGuardian
Pros
- Per-URL slow thresholds on every plan.
- 10 URLs on day one of Starter, not 1.
- Flat USD pricing, no FX exposure.
Rough edges
- No public status page in the base product.
- No free tier; you pay from URL one.
Who it’s for
The two buyer profiles — and which one you are.
Hyperping is for
A small European team or one-shop operator who specifically wants a public status page and is happy on 1-minute cadence.
SiteGuardian is for
A small Shopify / WordPress shop whose biggest worry is one loud email per outage across 4+ URLs.
The verdict
SiteGuardian when 4+ URLs matter; Hyperping when status page + 1 monitor is enough.
Pick SiteGuardian if
A small US Shopify / WordPress shop with a home, /contact, /checkout, and maybe /about who wants one loud email per URL.
Pick Hyperping if
A small European team or one-shop operator whose buying list includes a public status page and whose URL count fits free.
Frequently asked
The buying-time questions, answered flat.
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Try it
If Hyperping feels heavier than you need. Try SiteGuardian.
Starter is $19 a month. One site, ten URLs, every-five-minute checks. Pro is $39 a month. Three sites, fifty URLs, every-minute checks. Lifetime is $299 paid once and stays yours with every future update included.
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