A real platform, not just a marketing page.

We built UptimeLuna because most monitoring tools make you choose between something cheap enough to actually turn on and something capable enough to trust with a real incident. Free tiers elsewhere ping a homepage and call it a day; the tools that do more cost enough that a small team ends up back on a spreadsheet and a prayer. Every check type, every alert channel and every SEO rule described above runs the same way regardless of which plan an organization is on — paid tiers raise monitor counts, shorten check intervals and add regions and seats, they don't gate the basics behind a paywall. That's a deliberate choice, not a temporary launch promotion: the architecture above — confirmed alerts, isolated runners, multi-tenant organizations, Canadian-only data residency — is the same architecture whether an account is free or on Team, because reliability shouldn't be a premium feature.

That same philosophy carries into the SEO and email-verification sides of the product, not just uptime checks. A crawl that only surfaces Critical issues on the free tier and hides the rest behind an upgrade wall isn't actually telling you the truth about your site — so every severity, Critical through Info, is visible on every plan; higher tiers add crawl frequency and history, not visibility. Email verification works the same way: credits don't expire, and confirming your own alert contacts never costs one. None of this is charity — it's the bet that a tool people actually trust with a real incident is worth more, long-term, than a tool that nickel-and-dimes the features that make it trustworthy in the first place.