Hyperping vs Regen
Hyperping prices by monitor count rather than seats: Essentials runs $29 a month annually for 50 monitors and 2 included seats, Pro is $89 for 5 seats, Business is $299 for 15 seats, and extra seats cost $7 to $12 a month depending on tier. It's a status page and uptime monitoring product with on-call and escalation built in, not a dedicated incident management platform.
Regen is FluidifyAI's on-call and incident management tool: open source, self-hosted or SaaS. This is a comparison of Regen specifically, not the rest of the FluidifyAI suite.
Scope
Hyperping's core product is uptime monitoring and status pages, with on-call and escalation policies layered on top. Regen is built around the incident record itself: alert routing, escalation, on-call scheduling, an AI triage agent, and bidirectional Slack and Teams sync, documented on the product page.
Hyperping doesn't publish a self-hosted or open-source option; it's a hosted product priced per monitor and per seat. Regen's Free tier is open source and self-hosted at $0, or a flat $200 a month Business plan covering Regen, Neuri, Reflex and Gills together.
| Metric | Regen | Hyperping |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model [source] | Free self-hosted, or $200/mo flat for 4 modules | $29-$299/mo by monitor count, plus per-seat add-ons |
| Open source | Yes | No |
| Self-hosted | Yes | No, cloud only |
| AI triage agent | Yes | Not published |
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