The honest option
YoPingMe is a free uptime monitor. This page is what a new service owes you: what it is, what it is not yet, and how to judge it without taking our word for anything.
What YoPingMe is
A monitor, full stop. It watches websites with five kinds of checks - HTTP, keyword, SSL, ping, and TCP - every 5 minutes from three regions: Frankfurt, Virginia, and Singapore. Alerts go out by email, webhook, or Slack, and only after all three regions confirm the outage, so one flaky network path never pages you. The free plan is the whole product today: 10 monitors, 30 days of raw history, no card, no trial clock. The signup wizard runs a live first check from every region while you sign up, so the first thing you see is the product working on your site.
What we will not do
YoPingMe is new. Most new services hide that behind rented credibility: invented customer counts, testimonial walls, five-star badges from review sites nobody visited. You will find none of that here, because we refuse to fake any of it. The same rule runs through the comparison pages, which say plainly where competitors beat us - more monitors on UptimeRobot's free tier, a status page on Hyperping's. And when we get a fact wrong, we correct it in public: our UptimeRobot page carried a stale claim about their terms until August 1, 2026, and the fix shipped the day we found it, with a dated timeline as the receipt.
What does not exist yet
Status pages, SMS alerts, paid plans, API keys, teams, and regions beyond the three above are on the roadmap, not in the product. Any page on this site that mentions them says so. When they ship, this page and the changelog will say that instead.
How to judge a service with no track record
Not by this page. Point YoPingMe at a site you care about and watch a week of real checks - the free plan makes that experiment cost nothing but the signup. Read the guides and tools, which are useful whether or not you ever create an account; they are written the way we want the product to behave. And keep whatever monitor you use today running alongside until ours has earned the pager.
The practical details
The product lives at app.yoping.me. The legal pages are written in plain language: privacy covers what this site collects (little, and analytics only with consent), terms covers the service itself. Abuse reports reach us at abuse@yoping.me and get read.