CertAvert and UptimeRobot

Checked November 6, 2026, from each site's own pages. Prices in USD.

UptimeRobot checks that a site answers, every 5 minutes to every 15 seconds, and watches SSL and domain expiry on its paid plans. CertAvert only watches certificates and domain names, and checks each one in more depth.

CertAvert and UptimeRobot compared
CertAvert UptimeRobot
Main product Certificate and domain monitor Uptime monitor
How it runs Hosted, nothing to install Hosted
Free 15 domains 50 monitors, without SSL or domain expiry
Paid plans Starter 25, $50 a year; Plus 50, $100 a year; Pro 100, $150 a year (domains) Solo 10, $13 a month; Team 100, $46; Scale from 200, $98 (monitors; $12, $39 and $79 a month paid yearly)
Billing Yearly Monthly or yearly
Users per account 1 Solo none, Team 3, Scale 5
How often it checks Twice a day 5 minutes (Free) to 15 seconds (Scale)
Expiry alert days 30 and on expiry (Free); 30, 14, 7 and on expiry (Starter); your own days (Plus, Pro) 30, 14, 7 and on expiry; can be changed
Short-lived certificates Alerts at a quarter of the lifetime (under 80 days) Not found
Ports other than 443 Any port Not found
Untrusted certificate or wrong name Shown with the reason; emailed on paid plans Alerts when visitors can't open the page
Chain check (missing intermediates) Yes Not found
Revocation check Yes OCSP or CRL Not found
Renewal window (ARI) Yes Not found
Post-quantum key exchange Yes Not found
Certificate change alerts Shown on every plan; emailed on paid plans Not found
Certificate Transparency logs Lists other names under your domains; no alert for new ones Not found
Domain name expiry Registration dates on every plan; reminder emails on paid plans Paid plans, 30, 14, 7 and on expiry
Alert channels Email, Slack, Discord, Teams Email, SMS, voice, Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram and more; webhooks on Team and Scale
API No Every plan
Status pages No Every plan
Internal certificates No the free certavert-scan runs on your own network Not found
Audit report Pro (PDF and CSV, checked at /verify) Not found

"Not found": we couldn't find it on UptimeRobot's pages, which doesn't mean it isn't there. UptimeRobot is a trademark of its owner; CertAvert isn't affiliated with it.

To know when a site goes down you need an uptime monitor like UptimeRobot; CertAvert doesn't replace it. CertAvert is for the certificate itself: expiry alerts on the free plan, and the chain, revocation and renewal window checks.

Sources: uptimerobot.com/pricing, uptimerobot.com/pricing.md, uptimerobot.com/ssl-monitoring

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