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title: "Uptime monitoring for founders, indie hackers and SaaS | Logdash"
description: "Uptime monitoring for one founder, a pile of side projects, a WordPress store or a SaaS with paying users, with real plan numbers."
url: https://logdash.io/use-cases
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# Uptime monitoring for founders, indie hackers and SaaS

One page per kind of founder, each with the plan that fits, the setup and the tool to pick instead when it fits better.

[Uptime monitoring for solo founders](https://logdash.io/use-cases/solo-founders): Put a free Logdash monitor on the 5 URLs your product cannot live without, connect Telegram, and you hear about an outage within 5 minutes instead of from a customer, with no server of your own to keep alive.

[Uptime monitoring for indie hackers](https://logdash.io/use-cases/indie-hackers): Logdash watches your side projects from outside your VPS, 5 of them for free and 50 for $15 a month, sends Telegram alerts and gives you a public uptime number you can post while you build in public.

[Uptime monitoring for WordPress sites](https://logdash.io/use-cases/wordpress-sites): Monitor the paths that take the money, not the homepage: a health route that fails when WooCommerce is off or wp-cron and the renewal queue fall an hour behind, plus the Store API your checkout calls, each checked from outside with a Telegram alert.

[Uptime monitoring for SaaS](https://logdash.io/use-cases/saas): A SaaS needs checks on the app, the API and the login path every 15 seconds, alerts that reach whoever is on call, and a status page customers can read, which Logdash Pro gives you for $15 a month flat.