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Monitor, Observe and Measure are shipped and running, not roadmap items. The trial opens all three at the allowances above, so what you try for 14 days is exactly what you subscribe to.
Pricing questions
What does PostDeploy cost?
$29 a month per organisation, billed monthly. That is the only package: no seats, no meters, no annual contract and nothing added to the invoice.
What happens after the 14 days?
Without a subscription the organisation becomes read-only. Existing charts, incidents and errors stay visible, but you cannot add or change data. PostDeploy keeps that data for 30 more days, then deletes it. Subscribe during that window to keep working with the same data. After deletion, the account remains but the collected data does not come back.
What counts as an uptime monitor?
One polled check: HTTP, keyword, TCP or DNS. SSL and domain expiry warnings ride on a monitored endpoint and do not use another slot. Browser, multi-step and multi-region checks are not offered. Heartbeats count as cron jobs, not uptime monitors.
What counts as a cron job?
One scheduled job watched with a heartbeat URL. The job can ping start, finish or fail. If an expected ping does not arrive, PostDeploy alerts you, including when a run hangs. Cron jobs have their own allowance, so watching a job never uses an uptime monitor.
What counts as an analytics event?
Accepted pageviews and custom events. Known bots, rejected payloads, retries and filtered events are not counted against your allowance.
How long is data kept?
Detailed uptime samples, meaning individual check results, are kept for 30 days. Beyond that window checks are folded into daily uptime history rather than kept sample by sample.
What happens if I go over an allowance?
Adding a monitor, cron job, project or member past its limit is blocked until you remove one. It never appears as an extra charge. Monitors and jobs you already have keep running. PostDeploy accepts analytics and error events up to 30% above the monthly allowance. Events beyond that ceiling are not stored or billed.
What does PostDeploy not do?
No on-call rotations, no SMS and no voice escalation, and no logs, traces or session replay. Checks run from one region. PostDeploy tells you what broke and when, on email, Slack, Discord, webhooks and Telegram, including during the trial.
Where do the checks run from?
One AWS region. There is no multi-region confirmation of a failure, so a network problem between that region and your server can read as downtime.