Major release

Phare has seen significant growth and development over the months. I've reworked the monitoring infrastructure that now runs on 100% European-owned hardware, and introduced several new features, with status pages being the standout addition.

📄 Status Pages

Display all your monitors on a fully customizable status page. Use your own domain name and branding, write incident post-mortems, and let users subscribe to incident notifications via RSS/Atom feeds. This is the fastest available status page, powered by European cloud infrastructure and renewable energy.

💸 90% more affordable

Buying a Phare subscription is now cheaper than ever, starting at only €5 per months, making it a competitive alternative to self-hosted solutions. No tiered plans, no feature gating, only pay for what you use.

🌍 New monitoring regions

All uptime monitoring regions run on an upgraded infrastructure. Expect lower latency, improved efficiency, and even more reliable insights, now also available in Australia, Thailand, and Brazil.

🟢 Embed badges

Show your status on your landing page, GitHub repository, or wherever you like with sleek customizable embed badges.

🤖 API

The new API, currently in beta, allows you to interact programmatically with the Phare platform. Create custom uptime monitoring flows or explore endless possibilities with your own code.

⚙️ New integrations

Use outgoing webhooks to seamlessly connect Phare to third-party tools, or build your own integrations for enhanced functionality.

Pushover and Telegram can now be used to receive alert notifications, on top of the previously existing Slack, Discord, and emails channels.

🎁 Phare for good

A give-back program has been created, offering an extended free plan to nonprofit organizations and open-source projects and support their mission.

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Big improvements are still ahead, let's keep the light on!