WhoopsBot · Office #60,272

What it is

Calls itself “uptime monitor”.

• Calls itself: uptime monitor

“Not an uptime monitor.”

Where it puts itself

Claims “fastest”. Rules out “PDF file export”.

• Superlative claim: fastest
• Says it will not: PDF file export

“An uptime monitor asks whether a URL answered. WhoopsBot asks whether a path you saved still finishes, such as signup, login, or opening checkout.”

“The fastest schedule today is hourly.”

What it costs

Monthly subscription. A free tier, free forever. 5 prices listed on its pages, from $0 to $299.

• Monthly: yes
• Free plan: free forever
• Price: 5 prices, from $0 to $299

“$0 USD One client site, one flow, checked once a day. Failures stay on the dashboard.”

“$149 USD / month Thirty client sites, one flow each, checked every hour, with an email every time a check fails.”

“$299 USD / month One hundred client sites, one flow each, checked every hour, with an email every time a check fails.”

Who it sells to

Sells to businesses. Built for small businesses.

• Sells to: businesses
• Company size: small businesses

“Agency pricing →”

How it runs

A web app. Hosted in the cloud.

• Kind: web
• Runs where: cloud / hosted

“Paste a public URL. WhoopsBot opens that page and lists what it found.”

What it works with

Names Bolt, Cursor and 4 more on its pages.

• Names: Bolt · Cursor · Lovable · +3

“Bolt”

“Copy fix prompt for Cursor/Lovable”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Try it without signing up. Publishes docs and a blog.

• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: nothing

“Start free”

“No card needed. One public page, no signup required for the check.”