Pricing

NorthDuty Pricing

Choose a NorthDuty plan based on how many websites, pages, and user journeys you need to monitor. Start simple, then add deeper coverage as your business grows.

Pricing built around website risk, not just raw checks

A marketing site, a SaaS product, and an ecommerce storefront do not carry the same level of risk. NorthDuty pricing is designed to scale from core uptime and page monitoring into deeper user journey and website health coverage.

That means you can start with the pages that matter most, then expand into checkout, login, signup, forms, APIs, and high-traffic campaign pages without changing platforms.

What you are really paying for

NorthDuty pricing maps to the level of business risk and monitoring depth you need to cover.

Plans For Different Growth Stages

Use this structure to choose the right plan shape for your team and website complexity.

Starter

$19/mo

Best for small websites and lean teams that need website uptime monitoring, core page health checks, and clear alerts on the most important routes.

  • Monitor business-critical pages
  • Catch downtime, blank pages, and obvious failures
  • Good fit for startups and small business sites
Start with Starter

Growth

$59/mo

Best for teams that need deeper website health monitoring, DOM checks, JavaScript error visibility, and monitoring for login, signup, or checkout journeys.

  • Add more pages and more frequent checks
  • Protect conversion-critical flows
  • Good fit for SaaS companies and growing ecommerce teams
Start with Growth

Scale

Custom

Best for organizations running multiple websites, client portfolios, or large volumes of business-critical flows that need broader operational coverage.

  • Monitor more sites and more journeys
  • Support more stakeholders and workflows
  • Good fit for agencies, larger brands, and multi-property teams
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How to choose the right plan

Pick the plan shape that matches your current website complexity and risk.

1

List the pages and journeys that matter most

Start with the routes tied directly to revenue, signups, or customer access.

2

Decide how deep the monitoring needs to go

Some teams need simple availability checks. Others need page health, checkout, login, and API visibility.

3

Choose a plan that fits today

Start with the monitoring depth you need now rather than overbuilding on day one.

4

Expand as the site grows

Add more coverage as new pages, flows, launches, and stakeholders become important.

Compare plans

A feature-by-feature look at what is included in each NorthDuty plan.

FeatureStarter
$19/mo
Growth
$59/mo
Scale
Custom
Monitored URLs 1050Unlimited
Check frequency Every 5 minEvery 1 minEvery 30 sec
Uptime monitoring
Website health checks
SSL & DNS monitoring
User journey monitoring
DOM change detection
JavaScript error monitoring
API monitoring
Alert channels EmailEmail, Slack, WebhookAll channels + PagerDuty
Team members 310Unlimited
Data retention 30 days90 days1 year
Dedicated onboarding
SLA & priority support

Pages To Review Before Choosing A Plan

These pages explain the monitoring depth included in NorthDuty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about this page and the monitoring problem it covers.

Do I need user journey monitoring on day one?

Not always. Many teams start with uptime and website health monitoring, then add user journey monitoring for checkout, login, or other business-critical flows.

Which plan is best for ecommerce monitoring?

Most ecommerce teams need at least enough coverage for product pages, cart, checkout, and third-party services. Growth-style coverage is usually the right starting point.

Can agencies use NorthDuty across multiple client websites?

Yes. Agencies typically need broader coverage so they can monitor multiple client sites, important templates, and core customer journeys from one platform.

Call To Action

Start monitoring your website with NorthDuty today.

Choose a NorthDuty plan that matches your website risk today, then expand coverage as more pages, customer journeys, and stakeholders become business-critical.