Every page we sent last month.
And every one we didn't.
Straight from our production database: what our own pager did, and the engine's own reason for each call. Same engine that would be watching yours.
Nothing on this strip is typed. Each line is the reason column the engine wrote at the time.
Counted live from production, our own test workspaces included — which is why they aren't round. See the working.
Three regions: Amsterdam, Virginia, Singapore. That is fewer than anyone else advertises, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. It also means our threshold is unanimity — all three have to fail before your phone rings. Oh Dear confirms an outage with two probes on one continent. Better Stack wants three locations and doesn't care which continent they're on. Ours is the strictest confirmation rule in the category, and it's strict because the network is small.
What's in the 14 days
Team is $29/mo, or $24/mo billed annually. These are the lines that differ from Free.
- Checks every 30 seconds
- every 3 minutes
- 100 monitors
- 25
- Mercury investigates every incident
- 10 a month
- Deploys show on the incident timeline
- recorded, not shown
- Write API + MCP for your agents
- read-only
- Unlimited team members
- 3
Then what
On day 15 you land on Free. 25 monitors, 3-minute checks, commercial use explicitly allowed, no card, no expiry. Checks that ran faster than every 3 minutes slow to every 3 minutes, and go back to their old speed if you upgrade. Nothing is deleted and nothing stops being watched.
What to actually test
Two weeks is enough to answer one question: how often did it not wake you. Point Repose at something you know flaps. Everyone catches the real outage — the difference shows up in the noise ledger on your dashboard: every held page, the reason it was held, and what the other two regions saw at the time.
Your workspace starts on Team for 14 days. 100 monitors, 30-second checks, unlimited team members, the write API.
We read your name and email, nothing else. Your address arrives already confirmed, so you skip the next step entirely.
No card — there's nothing on file to charge, so there's nothing to cancel.
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