PostShip or Hyperping
Hyperping says the site responds. PostShip says whether the last release broke sales.
Hyperping takes care of the status page and uptime, to the second. PostShip watches the moment everything changes: the deploy.
What Hyperping does
Polished uptime monitoring with beautiful status pages: monitors every 30 seconds, scheduled tasks, SMS and calls, custom domain.
Line by line
| What you need to know | Hyperping | PostShip |
|---|---|---|
| The server responds (HTTP 200) | Yes | Yes |
| A 30-second intervalPro Plus probes every page every 30 seconds and runs the full check at the slightest change (on top of a full pass every minute); PostShip also checks on every deploy. | Yes | Yes |
| SMS and phone call | Yes | No |
| The server's CPU, memory and diskWith them, through an agent installed on the machine. | Yes | No |
| Status page on your domainOn Pro Plus. | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduled tasks (heartbeats) | Yes | Yes |
| Checks the second you deploy, previews includedA probe passes at its own pace and hopes to stumble on the failure. | No | Yes |
| The price, the button, the payment script are actually on the pageA dead checkout answers 200 like the others. | No | Yes |
| The checkout journey, replayed in orderWith them, 3 to 25 Playwright tests depending on the plan, every 5 min. | Partly | Yes |
| The domain actually serves the new build (CDN cache, alias, DNS) | No | Yes |
| A deploy that breaks is withdrawn, by hand or on its ownVercel, through the integration. | No | Yes |
| The share image, indexability, the sitemap | No | Yes |
| The monthly report sent to your clients | Not found on their site | Yes |
| Interface, alerts and support in French and EnglishWith them, the website exists in French. | Partly | Yes |
What it costs
Their prices, recorded on October 6, 2026 on their pricing page, excluding VAT. Ours are those of the pricing page, to the day.
Free
Hyperping · 20 monitors, every 5 min, 1 status page
PostShip · 5 URLs, 1 project, every 5 min, no card
A freelancer
Hyperping · Essentials $29/month ($24 billed yearly) — 50 monitors, every 30 s, SMS and calls
PostShip · Pro €19/month — 25 URLs, 3 projects, every 2 min
A team
Hyperping · Pro $89/month ($74 billed yearly) — 250 monitors, 3 status pages
PostShip · Pro Plus €49/month — 100 URLs, 10 projects
Which one to choose
Hyperping is the right choice if
- The status page is your shop window, on your domain, and you want the most polished one.
- You want to be alerted by SMS or phone call, every 30 seconds.
- You watch many monitors for little money.
PostShip is the right choice if
- Your outages come after a release, not when the server stops.
- Your site sells: pricing, login and checkout are the pages to watch, in order.
- You want the probable cause and the deploy at fault in the alert.
Both, often. Hyperping for the status page and uptime, PostShip for every deploy: the two alerts never fire for the same reason.