FRESHPING SHUT DOWN MARCH 2026WHATSAPP + VOICE ALERTS

Statixoup vs Freshping

Freshping shut down for good on March 6, 2026, and Freshworks never released a replacement. If you're here trying to figure out what happened or what to use now, here's the honest rundown, including what Freshping used to offer and how Statixoup compares to it.

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Shut down

Freshworks retired Freshping on March 6, 2026

No successor

Freshworks hasn't released a replacement product

Free, commercial OK

Statixoup's free plan works for business use

The short version

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The full breakdown, plan by plan, is below.

Statixoup, in short

Still here, still being built, with a free plan open to commercial use, WhatsApp and voice alerting Freshping never had, and a plain-language cause on every alert.

Freshping, in short

Was a well-loved free uptime monitor for freelancers and agencies for years, until Freshworks shut it down entirely on March 6, 2026, with no successor product and no migration path.

What actually happened to Freshping

If you're still catching up, here's the timeline in full.

1

January 5, 2026

Freshworks emailed Freshping users announcing the product would be discontinued.

2

March 6, 2026

Free accounts were disabled and no further renewals were accepted. Paid subscriptions ran until their existing billing cycle ended.

3

June 4, 2026

90 days after shutdown, Freshworks permanently deleted all remaining Freshping account data. That window has now closed.

4

Today

Freshworks has not released a successor product. Its own FAQ simply tells former users to evaluate other monitoring tools.

Statixoup plans, in full

So you're not taking our word for it in the table below. These are the live plans.

Starter

Free

Basic uptime monitoring for individuals and small teams.

$0 / mo

  • 1000 tokens per month.
  • 3-minute check interval.
  • Alerts via email, Slack, Discord, and WhatsApp.
  • Basic incident management.
  • Custom headers, expected status codes, timeouts, and SSL toggle.
  • Failure thresholds and recovery alerts.
  • 30-day history retention.
7 days free
Growth
Most popular

Pro

Faster checks, API access, and richer status pages for growing teams.

$9 / mo

  • 7 Days Free on Sign Up.
  • 2500 tokens per month.
  • 1-minute checks with 1m to 30m intervals.
  • Alerts via Slack, Discord, WhatsApp and email.
  • Incident lifecycle with exportable timelines.
  • SSL expiry alerts, thresholds, and recovery notifications.
  • API access for automation.
  • 90-day history retention.
  • 50 SMS/voice credits per month.
  • 5 credits used per SMS/Voice alerts
7 days free
Business

Team

Advanced monitoring, team collaboration, and on-call escalation.

$29 / mo

  • 7 Days Free on Sign Up.
  • 8000 tokens per month.
  • 30-second check interval.
  • Multiple teams with RBAC.
  • On-call scheduling and escalation.
  • Browser checks plus DNS, SSL, and port tests.
  • 180-day history retention.
7 days free
Enterprise

Enterprise

Enterprise-grade monitoring with compliance, unlimited seats, and dedicated support.

$79 / mo

  • 7 Days Free on Sign Up.
  • 20000 tokens per month.
  • 30-second checks included; 15s upgrade available.
  • User seats with SSO/SAML.
  • Advanced escalation rules and SLAs.
  • 200 SMS/voice credits per month (custom limits available).
  • 24x7 priority support.
  • 365-day history retention.
  • Compliance with audit logs, IP allowlisting, and data residency.

Feature by feature comparison

Freshping no longer exists, so this isn't a live comparison. It's Freshping's last known free plan, as documented before shutdown, set next to what Statixoup actually runs right now. Being honest here matters more than winning every row.

FeatureStatixoupFreshping
StatusActive, currently onboarding new accountsDiscontinued since March 6, 2026
Free plan check interval3 minutes1 minute, genuinely faster than our current free plan
Free plan volume1,000 tokens per month, usage-based50 monitors, a flat count, forever free
Free plan team seatsNot listed per planUp to 30 users on the free plan
Free plan commercial useAllowedAllowed, same as Statixoup
Check locationsNot publicly listed as a fixed countAround 10 global locations
Alert channelsSlack, Discord, Teams, WhatsApp, SMS, voice, emailSlack, SMS, email. No WhatsApp
Tells you why it failedYes, plain-language cause on every alertUp or down status. No confirmed root-cause explanation
Status pagesIncluded, brandedIncluded, via the paired Freshstatus product
SSL, DNS, port, API, cron monitoringYesSSL and DNS checks only. No API or cron/heartbeat monitoring
Ongoing developmentActively maintainedNone. No updates since shutdown, no successor product
Paid plans$9 Pro, $29 Team, $79 Enterprise, all still available todayFormerly $11 to $72/month. No longer purchasable
Freshping figures come from its last published G2 listing and third-party documentation before shutdown, since its own pricing page is no longer live. If you remember your plan differently, trust your memory over this table. Check statixoup.com/pricing and directly before you decide.

How Statixoup verifies before it alerts you

This is the mechanical reason our alerts carry a "why," not just a "what."

1

First check fails

A scheduled check comes back with an error instead of a healthy response.

2

Failure is verified

We re-check before treating it as real, cutting down the single-blip false alarms other monitors send.

3

Reason is attached

We log the network diagnostics and root cause, an expired cert, a 403, a DNS change, in plain language.

4

Team is notified

Alert goes out on the channel your team actually watches: WhatsApp, voice call, Slack, Discord, SMS, or email.

What Freshping got right, honestly

It's easy to only list what a discontinued product lacked. That's not honest. Freshping's free plan was genuinely generous, and we'd rather say so.

What Statixoup adds that Freshping never had

WhatsApp and voice call alerts, not just email and SMSe

A plain-language reason for every failure, not just an up or down result

API and cron/heartbeat monitoring, which Freshping's checks never covered

A product that's actively maintained, not one that can disappear with 60 days' notice

What Freshping genuinely got right

A flat 50 monitors on the free plan, more than most competitors ever offered for free

1-minute checks even on that free plan, faster than most free tiers in the category

Up to 30 team members on one free account, unusually generous for a $0 plan

Years of loyalty from freelancers and small agencies, reflected in 993 reviews on G2

What to actually look for in a replacement

Not every "Freshping alternative" is a fair swap. A few things are worth checking before you commit to one.

Where Statixoup stands on each

Free plan allows commercial use, no personal-use restriction

Alerts reach WhatsApp, voice call, Slack, Discord, Teams, SMS, or email

Actively developed today, with a live pricing page and support team

Branded status pages included with every plan, free or paid

Red flags to check for

A free plan restricted to personal, non-commercial use, several tools changed this after Freshping's shutdown gave them new customers to court

No alert channel beyond email, which becomes a single point of failure if that inbox goes unwatched

A young product with no funding history or clear sign it will still exist in two years

Status pages sold as a separate purchase rather than included

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Common questions

Freshworks said supporting Freshping was no longer part of its go-forward plan and chose to retire it rather than risk service quality. The company hasn't released a replacement monitoring product and directs former users to explore other tools on their own.

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