Why teams move to a hosted service
A monitor that lives on your own infrastructure cannot alert you when that infrastructure fails. It also needs updates, backups, a public status page domain and an alerting setup that survives a reboot. UptimePush runs outside your stack, in EU data centres, and is maintained for you.
- Independent of your own servers
- No updates, backups or databases to manage
- Status pages with custom domains hosted for you
- Same alert channels: Telegram, Slack, Discord, Teams, webhooks and more
- Free for 10 monitors
Where self-hosting still wins
Self-hosted tools are free at any scale, run inside private networks that a hosted service cannot reach, and can be customised freely. If you need to monitor internal-only hosts, keep a self-hosted instance for those and use UptimePush for everything public.
Moving over
Export your monitor list, import it into UptimePush, connect the same Telegram bot or Slack webhook, and publish your status page. Keep both running for a week and compare.