A connected workspace.
Website and API checks, host resource metrics and status pages in the same product.
Explore the plansA hosted monitoring workspace and a self-hosted tool. Two approaches to keeping services in view.
Website and API checks, host resource metrics and status pages in the same product.
Explore the plansAn open-source monitoring tool you install and operate yourself, with a broad set of checks and notification providers.
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| What matters to you | Uptiva | Uptime Kuma |
|---|---|---|
| How it runs | A hosted workspace. | Self-hosted on your own infrastructure. |
| Operating the monitor | Use the workspace without maintaining the monitoring server. | You run and maintain your Uptime Kuma installation. |
| Endpoint checks | Website, API, ping, port and other monitor types. | HTTP(s), TCP, Ping, DNS, Push and more. |
| Host context | CPU, memory, disk and network metrics for connected hosts. | Docker container monitoring is listed among its features. |
| Status pages | Public status pages with incidents and maintenance. | Multiple status pages and custom-domain mapping. |
| Notifications | Workspace alert channels and team access. | Many notification providers, including email, Slack and Telegram. |
| A useful starting point | You want a hosted overview with host context. | You want to operate a self-hosted monitoring tool. |
Competitor details reviewed October 28, 2026. Options can vary by plan or version. Sources: Uptime Kuma official repository. Uptiva details follow the current project and documentation.
A hosted product with endpoint checks, connected hosts and customer-facing status pages may fit a team that wants these views together.
If self-hosting is part of your workflow and you are comfortable managing the installation, Kuma offers that model.
There is no automated import offered on this preview. Review your setup and recreate a small test group before moving the rest.
Start with the services that matter to you.