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Site24x7 is the cloud monitoring service built by Zoho Corporation, the Chennai-headquartered company behind Zoho CRM and ManageEngine. It watches websites, APIs, servers, cloud accounts, Kubernetes clusters, network devices and application code from one console, and it runs on the same Zoho and ManageEngine data centres as the rest of the group. For Indian IT teams the practical draw is that a site24x7.in data centre option exists, so monitoring data for Indian workloads does not have to sit in a US region.
The product suits small DevOps teams, hosting providers, SaaS start-ups and managed service providers who want uptime checks, server metrics, logs and APM without stitching together four separate tools. The MSP plan, which manages nine customer accounts from one login, is a genuine differentiator for Indian IT service firms that look after client websites and servers. Integrations cover the usual alerting stack (Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Jira, ServiceNow, Freshservice) plus Zoho Desk and Zoho Cliq, and there is even a LAMA integration aimed at SEBI-regulated firms.
Where it falls short: the pricing page is published in US dollars rather than rupees, and the plan structure is split into Website, Infrastructure, All-in-One and MSP families with add-ons for extra servers, logs and network devices, which makes it easy to under-budget. The Lite plan covers only 2 servers and 5 websites, so most real production setups land on Professional or need add-on packs. Enterprise tiers start at $625 a month, billed annually, and need a quote.
In practice, start with the free forever plan, which checks the uptime of up to 50 resources with email alerts, or the 30-day trial that needs no credit card. A small company with a handful of VMs and a few public sites will usually fit Professional at $42 a month on annual billing. Agencies should price the MSP plan at $54 a month annually before comparing with Datadog or New Relic, which tend to cost far more per host.
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Best suited for: Indian SaaS start-ups and product teams that need uptime, server and APM monitoring together · IT service companies and MSPs managing websites and servers for several clients · Businesses already using Zoho or ManageEngine tools that want one vendor · Teams that want Indian data residency for monitoring data via site24x7.in
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Digital experience monitoring
Infrastructure monitoring
Network monitoring
Application performance
Platform
AI capabilities
Every edition as published by the vendor · free trial: 30-day free trial, no credit card required. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Site24x7 pricing breakdown
Free
$0
Forever free
Web Uptime
$10/month
$9/month billed annually
Web Perf
$39/month
$36/month billed annually
Infrastructure Lite
$10/month
$9/month billed annually
Infrastructure Professional
$49/month
$42/month billed annually
Infrastructure Enterprise
From $625/month
Annual only, quote required
MSP
$59/month
$54/month billed annually
MSP Enterprise
$249/month
$225/month billed annually, quote required
Enterprise Plus Web
$999/month
$899/month billed annually
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Site24x7 lists its prices in US dollars. Website Uptime and Infrastructure Lite start at $10 a month, or $9 a month on annual billing. Infrastructure Professional is $49 monthly or $42 annually, MSP is $59 or $54, and Enterprise plans start at $625 a month billed annually. Indian buyers should expect GST and possible forex charges on top.
Yes. Site24x7 offers a free forever plan that checks the uptime of up to 50 resources and sends instant downtime alerts by email. It does not include server metrics, APM or log management, so it works best for small businesses that simply want to know when their website or API goes down.
Site24x7 gives a 30-day free trial and does not ask for a credit card to start it. The trial lets you test paid features such as server monitoring, real user monitoring and logs before choosing a plan, which is useful for sizing the number of servers and websites you will actually need.
Yes. Site24x7 is developed by Zoho Corporation, the Chennai-headquartered software company that also makes Zoho CRM and the ManageEngine IT products. It runs on the same Zoho and ManageEngine data centres, and offers a separate India data centre at site24x7.in for customers who want monitoring data stored in the country.
Site24x7 is usually much cheaper for small and mid-sized setups, with infrastructure plans starting at $9 a month and a free uptime tier, and it has an India data centre. Datadog offers a deeper observability ecosystem and more advanced analytics but is priced per host and adds up quickly. Small Indian teams often find Site24x7 enough.
Yes. Site24x7 publishes mobile apps for Android and iOS that run on phones, tablets and TVs, so on-call engineers can view dashboards and alerts away from the desk. Separately, Site24x7 also sells mobile APM, which monitors crashes and performance inside your own Android or iOS apps.
Site24x7 encrypts customer data with AES-256 in transit and at rest, uses its own key management service and follows an OWASP-based security framework. Its controls are audited against ISO/IEC 27001, 27017 and 27018 and GDPR, and it runs a bug bounty programme. Details are published on its Trust Center.
Yes. Site24x7 has an MSP plan at $59 a month, or $54 on annual billing, that manages nine customer accounts with 5 servers, 15 websites and 10 network components included. It also integrates with ConnectWise Manage and ServiceDesk Plus MSP, which suits Indian IT service companies handling client infrastructure.
Site24x7 sends alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Jira, ServiceNow, Freshservice and Zoho Cliq, and connects to Zapier, Amazon EventBridge and webhooks. It also lists over 100 plugin integrations for databases and middleware, plus AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud monitoring.
Website and API checks in Site24x7 can be added in minutes from the browser, since they need no installation. Server and application monitoring needs a lightweight agent on each machine, which for a small team typically takes an afternoon. Network and Kubernetes monitoring take longer because of device discovery and configuration.
Site24x7's login is at https://www.site24x7.com/login.html, linked from its official website.
New accounts are created at https://www.site24x7.com/signup.html?pack=502&l=en on Site24x7's official site.
Site24x7 publishes its plans at https://www.site24x7.com/site24x7-pricing.html?src=head-n&pg=home. It offers a free plan. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Site24x7's official site offers a free trial of 30 days.
Site24x7's official site states GDPR compliance.
Site24x7 is devops, ci/cd & monitoring by Zoho Corporation, an Indian company from Chennai. Full-stack monitoring from Zoho.
Site24x7 has a free plan. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — Site24x7 offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. Site24x7 is built by Zoho Corporation, headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Site24x7 suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for devops, ci/cd & monitoring.
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Site24x7 is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.
Zoho Corporation · Chennai, Tamil Nadu · Founded 1996 · 128 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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