Cloud status monitoring, in one dashboard
Watch the status pages of every cloud provider, SaaS vendor, and infrastructure service your application relies on. 6,116+ monitored out of the box — AWS, Cloudflare, Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub, Slack, Datadog, and the long tail. Real-time alerts by email, Slack, Discord, or webhook.
5 monitors free forever · No credit card · Email + webhook alerts included
Your monitors list with Pingoru. Status rollup at a glance, component scope per monitor, last-checked timestamp, and a direct-link into the incident detail for anything that's not operational.
What cloud status monitoring gives you
Your application lives on top of a dozen cloud and SaaS providers. When AWS us-east-1 goes down, when Stripe's Checkout API throws 500s, when Cloudflare drops a POP, your users feel it — and you usually find out from a support ticket instead of from your own monitoring. Cloud status monitoring closes that gap.
Pingoru watches the official status page of every provider your app touches — 6,116+ services ready to add — and shows incidents within five minutes of the vendor posting them. You pick the providers, filter down to specific services (say, just the AWS regions you deploy to), and choose where alerts land: email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or any signed webhook.
One incident feed, every vendor
Each vendor you add shows up in a single chronological feed. Scan a week of vendor outages in 30 seconds — GitHub Actions, AWS us-east-1, Stripe Checkout, Cloudflare POPs, all in the same view with severity, duration, and the affected service right there.
Monitor the vendors you actually depend on
Amazon Web ServicesPlus AWS (every region), GCP, Azure, Twilio, Shopify, Zoom, Datadog, Supabase, Heroku, Atlassian, and thousands more in the full directory.
Alerts where your team already lives
Email on every plan. Slack, Discord, Teams, and signed webhooks on every plan. Scope the alert stream per monitor: turn off minor-severity events, mute resolved notifications, digest the noise to a morning summary while critical outages still page live.
Cloud monitoring vs. SaaS monitoring vs. uptime monitoring
The terms overlap but solve different problems:
- Uptime monitoring (Pingdom, UptimeRobot) pings your own endpoints from outside to confirm they respond.
- Cloud monitoring / SaaS monitoring — what Pingoru does — watches the vendors your app depends on, so you know when one of them is the root cause before you spend an hour debugging.
- APM (Datadog, New Relic) instruments your own code. Pairs well with cloud monitoring — we tell you "AWS us-east-1 is impacted", your APM tells you "our p95 latency tripled there".
For most small engineering teams, the missing layer is cloud monitoring — and until now it mostly cost $100–300/month. With Pingoru, the free tier covers 5 vendors, and Premium runs $15/month for 50.
Frequently asked
What is cloud status monitoring?
Cloud status monitoring is the practice of watching the public status pages of every cloud and SaaS provider your application depends on — AWS, Cloudflare, Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub, and so on — so you get an alert the moment one of them reports an incident, often before your own users notice. Pingoru pulls 6,116+ status pages into a single dashboard with per-service filtering and email, Slack, or Discord alerts.
How is this different from internal uptime monitoring?
Internal uptime tools (Pingdom, UptimeRobot, etc.) monitor *your* endpoints. Pingoru monitors the vendors your endpoints depend on — the AWS regions, Stripe APIs, and OpenAI endpoints your app can't function without. Pair them for full coverage.
Which providers can I monitor?
6,116+ out of the box: AWS (every region × service), GCP, Azure, Cloudflare, Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub, Slack, Datadog, Shopify, Zoom, Twilio, Vercel, Supabase, Heroku, Atlassian, and thousands more SaaS vendors. New providers are added on request within 24h.
How fast are the alerts?
Pingoru checks every provider's status page every 5 minutes. For most vendors, the first incident update reaches your inbox within 5–10 minutes of publication — often before the vendor has finished posting their own incident details.
Can I filter down to specific services or regions?
Yes. Every monitor supports per-service filtering — watch only EC2 us-east-1, only Stripe Checkout, only Slack Huddles. Alerts only fire on the services you chose, keeping noise low.
Where can I get alerts?
Email is on by default. Signed webhooks cover Slack, Discord, and Microsoft Teams via their incoming-webhook URLs, or any HTTP endpoint you can verify a signature against. Native PagerDuty and SMS are on the roadmap.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — Free forever for 5 monitors, 1 seat, 15 notifications per month, 30 days of incident history, and email + webhook alerts. Premium ($15/month) lifts those to 50 monitors, 10 seats, unlimited notifications, 1-year history, and every integration.
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