Who uses Pingoru
DevOps and SRE practitioners, indie hackers, small teams, MSPs, e-commerce stores, and SaaS companies — anyone whose product depends on third-party vendors they don't control.
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Pingoru for DevOps teams
Your infra spans AWS, Cloudflare, GitHub Actions, Datadog, plus a dozen SaaS tools. When one of them is the root cause, spend minutes diagnosing — not hours. Pingoru tells you which vendor is the problem before your APM tells you your p95 latency tripled.
Filter each vendor down to just the services your workload hits — EC2 regions you deploy to, the specific Datadog product you use, the GitHub services you depend on.
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Pingoru for SRE and platform engineering
SLA calculations need accurate incident history — not just "roughly when did we notice something". Every incident on every provider Pingoru tracks is captured the moment the vendor posts it, with update timestamps and the affected services intact.
Export provider incident history as CSV or JSON for SLA reports, postmortems, or vendor renewals. Data you can actually cite.
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Pingoru for indie hackers and solo founders
You built the product. You don't want to also build a status dashboard. Free tier covers 5 vendors — enough for most solo SaaS stacks (Stripe, Mailgun, Resend, Vercel, Postgres host). Premium is $15/mo for 50 vendors; priced to sit under what most solo hackers spend on domain renewals.
No credit card to sign up. No per-seat pricing. No upsell pressure.
See pricing →Pingoru for small engineering teams (5-50 engineers)
Too small for Datadog APM ($15-$31 per host/month adds up fast). Too big to monitor your vendors by refreshing browser tabs. Premium gives you 10 team seats, 50 monitors, unlimited webhook / Slack / Discord integrations — the sweet spot between free-tier hobbyist and enterprise APM.
Every teammate gets their own notification preferences per monitor — route critical outages to your on-call, minor hiccups to a lower-priority channel, maintenance to the team PM only.
Premium for teams →Pingoru for MSPs and managed service providers
You manage Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, and a dozen other SaaS tools for multiple clients. When one of those vendors has an incident, your phone rings. Pingoru lets you get ahead — see the incident the moment it's posted, tell clients before they call you.
White-labelled status pages, multi-account support, and per-client notification routing are on the Premium roadmap.
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Your revenue depends on Stripe, Shopify, PayPal, Klaviyo, and your CDN. When Checkout is degraded on a Friday evening, you need to know in minutes — not when the refunds start rolling in Monday.
Set up PagerDuty or Slack alerts for Stripe and Shopify specifically, email digests for the rest. Prioritise the vendors that touch the cart.
Monitor Stripe →Pingoru for SaaS companies
Your own uptime depends on Postgres-as-a-service, Redis hosts, email providers, auth vendors. Every one of them can take your SLA down with them. Pingoru gives you advance warning when a vendor is the source of what your users are about to report.
Bonus: when your customers file a ticket saying "the app is slow", you can point to the Stripe degradation Pingoru flagged 10 minutes ago and close it out without engineering time.
Start monitoring →Frequently asked
Who is Pingoru built for?
Primarily teams of 1-50 engineers who depend on more than a handful of SaaS and cloud providers. Indie hackers, DevOps and SRE practitioners, small engineering teams, MSPs managing client environments, e-commerce stores, and SaaS companies monitoring their own dependencies.
Is this for enterprises too?
You can use it, but it's not our primary audience. Enterprises usually already have Datadog, Splunk, or New Relic pulling vendor status signals. We're built for the teams that can't justify those budgets but still need to know when Stripe is down.
How is this different per use case?
The core product is the same — watch vendor status pages, alert on changes. The filters and defaults change. DevOps teams care about AWS / GCP / Azure detail. Indie hackers care about Stripe / Mailgun / Resend. MSPs care about Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace / Slack. Pick your providers, filter to the services you use, route alerts where your team already lives.
One dashboard for every provider you depend on.
Free forever for 5 monitors. $15/mo for 50 + team features. No credit card.
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