# Source: src/lib/business/vs-pages.ts → vsPages[hyperping]. Keep in sync. # SiteGuardian vs Hyperping (2026) > SiteGuardian vs Hyperping. Hyperping is the European uptime + on-call + status-page product with 4 named tiers in USD, 30-second cadence on Essentials and Pro, 20-second on Business, a 20-monitor free tier on a 5-minute cadence, and a public status page on every paid tier. SiteGuardian is the simpler paid product aimed at one founder, one inbox, one storefront. URL: /vs/hyperping Canonical page: /vs/hyperping Site index: /llms.txt Hub of all comparisons: /vs/all Updated: 2026 ## TL;DR - SiteGuardian wins when 4+ URLs and four URL-side checks (broken-link coverage, checkout, forms, SSL expiry) matter; Hyperping wins when a public status page with custom domain is part of the buying criteria. - Hyperping is a European uptime + on-call + status-page product on a 4-tier USD ladder: Free $0 (20 monitors, 5-min cadence), Essentials $24/mo annual (50 monitors, 30-sec cadence, custom-domain status page), Pro $74/mo annual (100 monitors, 30-sec cadence, 3 status pages, phone-call alerts), Business $249/mo annual (1000 monitors, 20-sec cadence, 10 status pages, SAML SSO). - When Hyperping: you need a public status page with custom domain from day one, you want 30-second or 20-second cadence, and the 20-monitor free tier is enough to start. - When SiteGuardian: 4+ URLs matter and the price should be flat USD, per-URL slow thresholds matter, and a status page is not on the buying list. - The verdict: SiteGuardian when 4+ URLs and four URL-side checks matter; Hyperping when status page + 30/20-sec cadence is the buy. ## Pricing at a glance - SiteGuardian Starter — $19/mo — 1 site, 10 URLs, every-5-min probes. - SiteGuardian Pro — $39/mo — 3 sites, 50 URLs, every-1-min probes. - SiteGuardian Lifetime — $299 once — 1 site, 50 URLs, every-5-min probes, every future update included. - Hyperping Free — $0/month — 20 monitors, 5-min cadence, 1 basic status page, 1 seat, HTTP/port/ping/keyword monitoring. - Hyperping Essentials — $24/mo annual / $29/mo monthly — 50 monitors, 30-sec cadence, custom-domain status page, 100 subscribers, 2 seats (+$7/mo each). - Hyperping Pro — $74/mo annual / $89/mo monthly — 100 monitors, 30-sec cadence, 3 status pages, 1000 subscribers, phone-call alerts, 5 seats (+$9/mo each). - Hyperping Business — $249/mo annual / $299/mo monthly — 1000 monitors, 20-sec cadence, 10 status pages, SAML SSO, audit logs, priority support, 15 seats (+$12/mo each). ## How they differ - Probe cadence (paid) — SiteGuardian: Every minute (Pro); Hyperping: 30 sec Essentials, 20 sec Business. - Probe cadence (free tier) — SiteGuardian: not available; Hyperping: 5 minutes, 20 monitors. - Public status page — SiteGuardian: not available; Hyperping: included on every paid plan. - Custom slow threshold per URL — SiteGuardian: On every plan; Hyperping: not available. - Pricing model (paid) — SiteGuardian: $19/mo Starter, $39/mo Pro, $299 once Lifetime; Hyperping: $24/mo annual (Essentials), $89/mo monthly (Pro). - Alert destination — SiteGuardian: One inbox; Hyperping: Email, Slack, SMS, phone call, webhooks. ## When each is the right fit - SiteGuardian — A small Shopify / WordPress shop whose biggest worry is one loud email per outage across 4+ URLs. - Hyperping — A small team that needs a public status page with custom domain from day one and is happy on 30-second cadence. ## The verdict - SiteGuardian when 4+ URLs and four URL-side checks matter; Hyperping when status page + 30/20-sec cadence is the buy. - Pick SiteGuardian if: A small US Shopify / WordPress shop with a home, /contact, /checkout, and maybe /about who wants one loud email per URL plus broken-link coverage and per-URL slow thresholds in flat USD. - Pick Hyperping if: A small team that needs a public status page with custom domain from day one, values 30/20-sec cadence over price, and fits inside the 20-monitor free tier or Essentials at $24/mo annual. ## Buying-time FAQ - Q: Is Hyperping cheaper than SiteGuardian? A: For two dozen or more monitors, yes — Hyperping Free ships 20 monitors on a 5-minute cadence at $0/mo, and Hyperping Essentials ($24/mo annual) covers 50 monitors at 30-second cadence. SiteGuardian has no free tier and ships every-minute cadence on Pro ($39/mo) — so the comparison shifts if you only need a handful of URLs, where SiteGuardian Starter ($19/mo, 10 URLs) is the simpler bill. - Q: Does Hyperping ship a status page? A: Yes, on every paid plan — and on Free as a single basic status page. Custom domain ships on Essentials and up. SiteGuardian deliberately does not ship a status page. If a status page is a buying-time requirement, choose Hyperping — or pair SiteGuardian with a separate status-page tool. - Q: How fast is Hyperping's paid probe cadence compared to SiteGuardian? A: Hyperping paid tiers run 30-second checks on Essentials and Pro and 20-second checks on Business — faster than SiteGuardian Pro's 1-minute cadence. SiteGuardian Starter is 5-minute. Hyperping Free is 5-minute (20 monitors). The cadence difference matters for teams that chase sub-minute detection and is irrelevant for most small shops. - Q: Does SiteGuardian support per-URL slow thresholds? A: Yes — set a custom response threshold per URL on every plan. Hyperping ships a global response-time check and a global check interval; per-URL slow thresholds are not surfaced in the product. - Q: Is Hyperping priced in dollars? A: Yes — the public pricing page lists $24/$74/$249 on annual billing and $29/$89/$299 on monthly billing, all in USD. The company is EU-based and stores customer data in EU data centers, which matters for GDPR posture but does not move the listing currency. SiteGuardian prices flat in USD across all three tiers. - Q: Can I run Hyperping free and SiteGuardian Lifetime together? A: Yes, briefly. Most shops do this for two weeks, decide which email they actually open, then keep the one and cancel the other. - Q: Does Hyperping monitor checkout failures or forms? A: No. Hyperping is an HTTP-ping / browser-script product. It will tell you when your checkout URL returns 5xx and will let you record a Playwright browser-check, but it does not ship a dedicated checkout-path probe or a dedicated form-path probe out of the box and does not crawl for broken links. SiteGuardian ships broken-link coverage, checkout-failure monitoring, and form-failure monitoring on every paid plan, in one loud email. - Q: Which is the right fit for a 1-shop store with no status page? A: SiteGuardian, if you have 4+ URLs and want one loud email per outage with broken-link coverage plus checkout and form monitoring. Hyperping, if you want the status page component (custom domain on every paid tier) and the 20-monitor free tier is enough to start. ## Freshness - Pricing and features last checked July 2026. Competitor offerings may change. ## Related reads - /vs/all — every comparison in one matrix. - /vs/updown — SiteGuardian vs Updown. - /vs/uptime-robot — SiteGuardian vs UptimeRobot. - /vs/statuscake — SiteGuardian vs StatusCake. - /tools/uptime-check — Free uptime check. - /pricing — See plans & pricing.