Pricing
Every plan has every monitor type and the same outage checks. You pay for faster checks and more monitors, never for seats.
Side projects and small sites
Free for any use, for as long as you like
A few products
or $90 a year
A team with a few products
or $290 a year
Agencies with many clients
or $790 a year
Before you buy
Escalation on Team and Agency alerts the next person when nobody acknowledges. There's no PagerDuty or Opsgenie connection yet; a signed webhook can feed your own tools.
Not yet. Each incident keeps its timeline in BadgerBell, with every update you posted.
Not yet. Every status page is public.
Not yet. Two-factor sign-in is here, with an authenticator app or a passkey and recovery codes, and a paid team can require it.
Not yet. A role covers every project in the team. On Agency, a client's people can be client viewers, who see only their own client.
Not yet. Client viewers sign in at app.badgerbell.com, under your name, logo and colour. Reports come from BadgerBell, in your name.
Not yet. Reports show what happened, with your own note at the top.
Your assistant moves your UptimeRobot monitors with the prompt in our UptimeRobot guide. Status page subscribers come in from Statuspage or a CSV file.
How monitors are counted
A monitor checked every minute or slower counts as 1, heartbeats included. Every 30 seconds counts as 2, and every 15 seconds as 4. The certificate and domain checks that come with a website monitor count as 0, and so do paused monitors.
Room for 33 more
Room for 800 more every minute, or 400 every 30 seconds
Every client shares the plan's 1,500, so a busy client can use room a quiet one doesn't.
Count as 1 each
Count as 2 each
Count as 4 each
One for each product or client
Team holds 10 projects, and the projects you add here count against it. Agency holds as many clients as you have, with client viewers and white-label reports.
These count as
Add 30 more, checked every 30 seconds
Or 30 projects, one for each client
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Whatever you sign up for is locked while you stay: its price and what it includes.
Still unsure? Write to support@badgerbell.com and a person will answer.
Yes. Free means free, for any use, business included. It's in section 3 of our Terms, and a free account nobody logs into keeps running.
One product, or one client. Each project has its own monitors, status pages and alert settings: who gets alerted, escalation, quiet hours and who gets the monthly report.
The plan is shared by all your projects: its monitors, status pages, email subscribers and AI explanations. Free has 1 project, Indie 5, Team 10, and Agency as many as you need, called clients.
Your plan's price and what it includes, for as long as you stay subscribed. If we ever change a plan, you get 90 days' notice by email, and you either keep what you have or leave with a pro-rata refund.
The lock stays for 60 days if a card fails or you downgrade, so a bank problem or a quiet month doesn't cost you your price. If you leave and come back after 60 days, you pay the price that day. Upgrading never takes anything away: no paid plan has fewer monitors than the free one.
By card, through Stripe, monthly or yearly. Every plan bills on the 1st of the month. Your first charge covers only the days left in that month: choosing Indie on 9 November is about $6.60 that day for the 22 days left, then $9 on 1 December.
A yearly plan is charged the same way: the first charge covers only the days left until the 1st, a small part of the year's price, and the full year's price comes on that 1st and every year after. Cancel anytime from Plan and usage.
Nothing pauses and no status page goes offline until 30 days after the first failed charge. Every owner of the team is told from the first failure, so someone can fix the card. After that, the team moves to Free and monitors past its 10 pause. Your plan and price stay locked for 60 days.
Seats are free on every plan. A custom domain and removing "Powered by BadgerBell" come with any paid plan, for every page, at no extra charge.
Your monitors never stop, and nothing costs extra. You can't add more monitors, or make one faster, until there's room.
Past your texts for the month, alerts keep coming by email, Slack and webhooks; texts start again on the 1st.
Each plan sends up to 300, 2,000, 4,000 or 9,000 emails a month. Past that, your own alerts come as one email an hour, and subscriber emails wait until the 1st; your status page keeps updating. A quarter past that, email alerts wait until the 1st too, while Slack, webhooks and texts keep going.
Past your AI explanations, incidents still show every fact; only the written summary waits for next month.
Your team's owners get an email at 80% and at 100% of each limit, saying what stops and when it starts again.
Yes: a year costs 10 months, so 2 months are free. Indie is $90 a year instead of $108, Team $290 instead of $348, and Agency $790 instead of $948. Moving from monthly to yearly starts at your next renewal.
We list everything that changes first, and you choose which monitors and projects keep running. The rest pause, with their alert rules and status pages kept. Only daily totals older than the new plan keeps are deleted, after 60 days, so you can come back or export them.
Not your monitors yet. Your assistant can move your UptimeRobot monitors through MCP with the prompt on our home page. Status page subscribers come in from Statuspage or a CSV file.
So we never have to cut it. Raising it later is good news; cutting it would break our promise.