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Plans and limits

Every limit on every plan, what happens when you hit one, and how to change plan.

Pricing and limits

PlanMonthlyYearlyMonthly (USD)Yearly (USD)
Free€0€0$0$0
Pro€29€290$29$290
Business€99€990$99$990
LimitFreeProBusiness
Monitors1050500
Projects1520
Status pages1310
Notification channels310Unlimited
Team members1525
API keys525100
Maximum API key lifetime90 days365 days365 days
Maintenance windows010Unlimited
On-demand checks per hour2060200
Check regions per monitor139
Choose your regions
Minimum check interval60s30s30s
History retention30 days90 days365 days
SMS notifications
Custom status-page domain
Audit log
SSO (SAML / OIDC)

Yearly billing works out at ten months for twelve.

What the limits actually mean

Minimum check interval is the fastest you may check. Free is limited to 60 seconds, so the 30-second option is unavailable.

Check regions per monitor caps how many regions run each check. On Free you get 1 region and it is chosen for you; Pro and Business let you pick your regions. More regions is the single most effective way to stop a bad network path causing false alarms.

On-demand checks per hour covers manual Check now runs, not your scheduled checks. Scheduled checks are governed by the interval.

History retention is how long individual heartbeats are kept. Hourly statistics let you see trends over a longer window.

Hitting a limit

Glowo refuses the action and tells you which limit you reached. Nothing that already exists stops working — you cannot create monitor number 11 on Free, but your 10 keep running.

Limits are enforced at the database level as well as in the application, so concurrent requests cannot slip past a limit by racing each other.

Which plan

Free is a genuine free tier, not a trial. It suits a personal project or one service: 10 monitors, a status page, email and chat alerts.

Pro is the point where monitoring becomes a team activity — more people, your own regions, 30-second intervals, SMS, maintenance windows, and a status page on your own domain.

Business adds the things organisations need rather than teams: SSO, an audit log, 365 days of retention, and headroom at 500 monitors.

Changing plan

Billing runs through Stripe.

GET  /billing/subscription   # current plan
GET  /billing/usage          # usage against limits
POST /billing/checkout       # upgrade
POST /billing/portal         # manage payment details, invoices, cancel

The portal is Stripe’s own, so card details never touch Glowo.

Check /billing/usage before downgrading. Dropping to a plan whose limits you already exceed is the situation you want to discover deliberately rather than by surprise.

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