Uptime monitoring for agencies with client workspaces, status pages and branded reports
From $7/mo, billed monthly (free plan available) Visit WebsiteKey facts
Tenium monitors websites, APIs, ports, SSL certificates, domains and cron jobs, and sends alerts by email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty or webhook. Every failure is re-checked before an alert goes out. Each client of an agency gets a workspace with its own monitors, a white-label status page with incident timelines and a monthly PDF report. Monitors can be imported from UptimeRobot. The Free plan has 20 monitors with 5-minute checks; paid plans start at $7 a month with 1-
Best for: Agencies and freelancers who look after many client websites
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Pricing checked Nov 11, 2026. Source: tenium.app/pricing, read Nov 11, 2026
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| Free | $0 |
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| Starter | $7/month |
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| Pro | $29/month |
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| Agency | $59/month |
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| Enterprise | Contact us |
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Tenium's pricing is fair and competitive for agencies, with the $59 Agency tier offering exceptional value at 1,000 monitors, unlimited seats, and client workspaces.
The $7 Starter is a generous entry point for small teams, while the $29 Pro adds white-labeling and branded reports at a reasonable premium. Best for agencies managing multiple client sites and needing white-label reporting.
Tenium starts at $7/mo, billed monthly. Its direct competitors are priced on a different basis (per user, or in another currency), so each entry price below is shown with its own unit and currency and is not ranked against the others.
Entry paid plan, monthly price (billing term shown per row), in each tool's own currency. Pricing checked Nov 11, 2026.
Toolradar data: Tenium's entry paid plan ($7/mo, billed monthly) ranks #3 of 12 for price among the Status Pages tools with a verified entry price and no stated unit, where the median is $13.50/mo. As of Nov 2026.
| Metric | Tenium | Peer median | Position (1 is best) |
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| Entry paid plan | $7/mo, billed monthly | $13.50/mo | #3 of 12 tools with no stated price unit, verified price |
| Free plan | Yes | 21 of 27 have one | n/a |
| Listed as an alternative to | 6 tools | 1 | #11 of 27 |
| Integrations listed | 4 | 3 | #1 of 10 tools with at least one integration recorded |
Each position is counted among the tools that have data for that row, as noted under it. A lower entry price ranks higher; prices are read on vendor pages and compared only with tools priced on the same basis. All Status Pages data · How we compute this. Advertising and placement fees are not inputs to any position.
Cite this: Toolradar, “Tenium by the numbers”, Nov 2026.
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Alex
Email confirmedI initially came for website monitoring but noticed that Tenium supports several other monitoring types too. DNS, ports, SSL and API monitoring in one place is convenient. The pricing is quite competitive compared to other platforms.
Some advanced configuration options could be more flexible.
James
Email confirmedWe manage websites for several clients and uptime monitoring is something we can't really ignore. Tenium makes it easier to keep everything organized. The status page functionality is particularly interesting for agencies. Pricing is another big plus.
I'd like to have more options for customizing reports.
Dex
Email confirmedThe main reason I tried Tenium was the pricing. I was paying quite a bit for another monitoring service and wanted something cheaper. So far it does what I need. I especially like having different types of monitors in one dashboard.
Documentation could be better. Had to figure out a couple of things myself.
Daniel
Email confirmedI've been using a few different monitoring tools over the years. Most of them are either too expensive or have way more features than I actually need. Tenium feels like a good middle ground. Setup was quick and everything is pretty straightforward.
Would be nice to have a few more integrations.
Sarah
Email confirmedThe pricing is honestly impressive compared to other tools in this category. I checked several alternatives before choosing Tenium, and the difference in cost is significant. Great functionality without paying a premium.
Would love to see a few more integrations in the future.
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