Spectate monitors websites, APIs, domains and servers from more than 10 global locations and alerts a team before users notice an outage, with AI-powered root cause analysis aimed at explaining why an incident happened rather than only that it happened. It combines uptime and performance monitoring, server resource monitoring, domain expiry monitoring and incident management with customizable, AI-powered status pages that update automatically, custom alert policies that can escalate to a phone call for a full outage or a Slack message for a minor performance issue, and built-in integrations for agencies, startups, SaaS teams and independent developers. The product, operated by Realify, states it is trusted by more than 200 teams, with customer quotes from the founders of Webmethod, Ploi, Learnkit and Meer Development.
AI-generated root cause analysis is a starting explanation for an incident, not a substitute for a team’s own investigation, especially for a complex, multi-service outage where the true cause spans more than one system. As with any uptime monitor, check frequency matters: the free Hobby plan checks every 3 minutes and the entry Solo plan every 1 minute, so a team needing near-instant detection of short outages should budget for a paid tier with 30-second checks.
Hobby is free forever for 5 monitors or servers, 1 status page and email alerts. Solo is $12 a month ($144 billed yearly) for 15 monitors, 1-minute checks, unlimited domains and 1 public status page. Pro is $24 a month ($288 yearly) for 50 monitors, 30-second checks, 2 status pages, 25 voice/SMS credits and AI features. Scale is $72 a month ($864 yearly) for 100 monitors, unlimited status pages, 100 voice/SMS credits and password-protected status pages. Business is $169 a month ($2,028 yearly) for 250 monitors and unlimited voice/SMS credits. An Enterprise tier adds SSO, audit logs, phone support and custom SLAs on a custom quote.
