Know when your server breaks. Fix it without opening SSH.
A tiny agent keeps an eye on CPU, RAM and disk. If a service crashes, Zuzia can restart it for you. If you need to poke around, you run commands right in your browser. Your sites get uptime, SSL and domain checks too.
No credit card. When the trial ends, you drop to the free plan instead of getting billed.
Only need to watch a website? Start here.
Paste a URL. We'll check it from three locations, plus its SSL certificate and domain expiry. Like what you see? Sign up and it's already on your dashboard.
Free for up to 10 sites. No credit card.
Up and running in three steps
Only watching websites? Skip step two. Uptime, SSL, port and DNS checks don't need an agent.
How the agent works, and how it stays locked down
You're putting software with root access on your server. You should know exactly what it does, so here it is.
Running servers for clients? Keep them all in one place
Put every client's sites and servers in one account. See uptime, SSL expiry and disk space for all of them, and run a command on any box without hunting for SSH keys. On Laravel Forge? Import your servers and sites with an API key.
Turn on a public status page and send clients the link, or add a status widget to their site. You pay per server, not per seat: $9 a month covers 10 servers. For now there's one login per account.
Zuzia next to UptimeRobot, HetrixTools and Uptime Kuma
Honest take: if all you want is a ping when a site goes down, UptimeRobot and HetrixTools give you more monitors for free, and Uptime Kuma costs nothing if you host it yourself. Just don't run Kuma on the same box it's watching. When that server dies, your monitor dies with it.
Zuzia is for the part that comes after the alert: you open the server, run the command, restart the service.
| Feature | Zuzia | UptimeRobot | HetrixTools | Uptime Kuma |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uptime and SSL expiry alerts | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Checks from outside your network | 3 locations | Yes | Up to 12 locations | Only from the box it runs on |
| CPU, RAM and disk metrics from an agent | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Run commands from the panel | Yes | No | No | No |
| Scheduled tasks run by the agent | Yes | No | No | No |
| Auto-restart crashed services | Trial and paid plans | No | No | No |
| Free plan | 1 server, 10 websites | 50 monitors, 5-minute checks | 15 uptime and 15 server monitors | Free and open source, you host it |
| Cheapest paid plan | $9/mo, 10 servers | Solo, €10/mo | $9.95/mo, 30 + 30 monitors | Free, you pay for the server |
| Lifetime option | $129 once | No | No | Not needed |
| White-label status pages | No | Team plan | Partial on all plans | Yes, on your own domain |
Prices and limits from the public pricing pages of UptimeRobot and HetrixTools, checked 2026-10-09. Uptime Kuma features from its GitHub page, checked 2026-11-09.
Pricing for people who count VPSes, not pageviews
$9 a month covers 10 servers. That's 90 cents a server. No per-seat fees, no per-metric add-ons. Every paid plan, Lifetime included, comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Try the full Starter plan free for 14 days
10 servers, Autopilot, MCP and AI. No credit card.
After that you're on the Free plan unless you upgrade: 1 server, 10 websites, 1 port or DNS check, 1 scheduled task.
Grzegorz Bukat, founder of Zuzia
I'm a developer from Poland. I've spent over ten years building web products and keeping client servers alive. Zuzia started as the tool I built for my own servers, and I still use it on them every day. It's named after my daughter. It's bootstrapped: no investors, just me. It runs on our own servers in a small private data center in Poland. Using Zuzia too? Tell me what works.
Know first. Fix it from the browser.
No credit card. Your first server or site is up in about a minute.